I asked a pro Teachers Unions proponent this question;
Can you make a good argument why a parent should not the their children to a charter school?
The response:
Hey, Marc: it depends on the kid and the charter school. the larger question is can you make a good argument why it's good for society to devalue the teaching profession by doling out contracts to charter operators who pay their teachers less?
My response:
Union teachers partly allowed urban schools to fail. Thus the Teachers Union allowed the devaluing of the teaching profession. They should have helped create a education model for disruptive students, who come from destabilized families. Good parents don't want to, and shouldn't have to put their children in a school with bad children.
My conclusion:
I feel some parents send their children to a charter school because they perceive the charter schools is better than a traditional neighborhood school. I also feel some parents send their children to a charter school because they perceive the charter school will kick out the disruptive students.
Marc Sims
marcsimschicago@gmail.com
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