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    Charter Schools‚ Magnet Schools and Community Schools Advantages and Disadvantages Education systems have evolved greatly since the days of the one room school house. There are nearly 46 million students enrolled in public schools‚ all with different talents‚ interests and needs. (Source: National Center for Educational Statistics). Today‚ students and their families are given more choices than ever to pursue academic excellence in facilities that best suit them as individuals. This paper will

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    Charter Schools vs. Traditional School Charter schools are defined by the U.S. Department of Education (as cited in Marshall‚ Gibbs‚ Greene‚ Nelson and Schofield‚ 2001) as “public schools that are under contract from some public agency” (p. 129). ? Charter schools fit in a niche between private and public schools. They are funded with public money (except for their facilities) and they are an alternative to regular public schools systems. A private group of people can submit and get approved

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    Charter Schools: The Future of Education? For decades the American education system provided parents with three choices: public‚ homeschool or private school. If they chose public then their child(ren) would be assigned to a school past on where they lived. However ‚ “in the early 1990s a handful of states created independent public charter schools‚ providing opportunities for teachers and others to develop innovative schooling options “ (Palmer‚ Louann 2007). Not only did the creation of

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    2017 The right path Charter Schools are not enrolling kids with disabilities and those who are in poverty. This selective enrollment will lead to charter schools avoiding kids who need extra help for a variety of reasons. Manly they do not have the facilities to support these children yet they persist that they enrollee everyone. While on the other side public schools enroll everyone including those who academic skills need some extra help improving. Charter schools are schools that are private own

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    Charter schools encourage diversity throughout schools. On the “U.S. Department of Education” website written by Margaret Spellings‚ the author discusses how charter schools throughout the United States have grown and become more popular in the education system within the recent years. Since 1991‚ the U.S. has passed charter school legislations in 42 states (Spellings). This statistic shows that charter schools are increasing throughout the U.S. as racial diversity also rapidly increases. Because

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    Depending where schools receive their funding can affect how the school runs‚ what population it draws in and what approach it will take to teaching. Charter schools were introduced in the United States in 1991. They receive state funding‚ although less than public schools‚ and private funding through private donors‚ businesses‚ and federal grants or loans. This allows the charter school to run independently from the public school system. (“Fast Facts: Charter Schools‚” n.d.). This paper will analyze

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    Public Schools vs. Charter Schools The first day of school is a rite of passage for most children. The step from home or day care to school is huge: they are a big kid now. However‚ sometimes the local Public School‚ especially in rural or economically challenged areas‚ can be an uncertain‚ questionable and scary place‚ and yet parents are expected to entrust them with their five or six year old child. Some years ago‚ when my daughter was ready to enter school‚ she and I had just such an experience

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    Charter Schools According to the California Department of Education Charter Schools are schools that are created or organized by groups of teachers‚ parents‚ community leaders or organizations. These schools supply instruction from grades K-12. Once the group decides to create a Charter school they need to present their proposal to a local school district governing board to be approved. The proposals all have to include guidelines‚ objectives‚ and specific goals. If approved they are given a specific

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    2010 Bell‚ A. Dockersy‚ S. Ellis‚ T. Salter‚ M. Abstract New Heights Business Academy of Sports Leadership and Development (NHBA)‚ a start-up charter school‚ located in the warehouse district of Southeast section of Memphis‚ Tennessee‚ will have its first class in August 2011. NHBA will enhance the charter school movement by introducing students to the business-side of athletics. Educators‚ supporters‚ and parents became concern after noticing the poor business decisions many

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    opinion‚ I think that charter schools should be evenly distributed throughout the county. I also think that there should be public schools along with the Charter Schools. Some children have true intelligence‚ but unfortunately they do not have anyone to encourage them to pursue it to be even bigger and better. Charter schools are schools that can offer more freedom for being more innovative. They are held accountable for advancing student achievement. They are public schools so they are open to all

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