How to Choose a Charter School

By Peter Baer on December 10, 2009 |

U.S. News & World report article on charter schools becoming an increasingly important part of the government’s plan for education reform.  These schools, which are publicly funded and independently operated, cost nothing for parents and have open enrollment, meaning no child can be denied entry as long as space is available.  Some charter schools won’t be a good fit for certain students and comparisons between them and public schools are difficult, but their growth seems to be a good thing.

Posted in: How To, Politics | Tagged: charter schools, department of education, education, families, public school, student, teacher |

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