V**3
发帖数: 12756 | 1 赶走4个租用public place 的charter school， 让700个孩子没有学上
为啥？ 为了payback teacher union for their support
(teacher union thugs hate charter school，因为charter school 必须考自己名声
来吸引学生）
The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools states it is outraged at
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to limit school choice by “
kicking out” four charter schools from their school buildings, leaving at
least 700 children without a school in the coming school year.
In a press release Thursday, the charter schools advocacy group said that
one of the charter schools is currently open and serving children, while the
other three were scheduled to open this coming fall.
Among the schools is Success Academy, not only one of the top performing
schools in New York City, but also in the entire state.
Nina Rees, President of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools,
said in the statement:
Kicking one of the state’s top-performing schools out of its building and
leaving three other schools without a building is nothing short of
outrageous. At the school already serving children, Success Academy’s
Harlem 4, 83 percent of the students passed the state math exam last year,
putting it in the top one percent of all schools in the state. Why would
anyone want to stop that kind of student achievement?
“This is an unjustified attack on the city’s most vulnerable youth—93
percent of students in charter schools in NYC are minorities and 73 percent
are low-income,” said Rees. “Among the country’s 10 largest cities, all
other mayors (8 of whom are Democrats) have embraced charter schools as a
solution to urban education challenges. It is incomprehensible that Mayor de
Blasio would intentionally force hundreds of children out of their schools.
He is threatening to take away the most valuable thing we can give to our
kids – a quality education.”
“These children and parents don’t deserve to have the rug pulled out from
under their feet,” Rees added. “De Blasio should immediately reconsider
this decision and put the interests of the city’s children first.”
In an interview with Breitbart News, Todd Ziebarth, Senior Vice President
for State Advocacy and Support for the National Alliance for Public Charter
Schools, said, “At a time when we have urban school districts clamoring for
more public school options to close the achievement gap, Mayor de Blasio is
going in the opposite direction.”
“De Blasio’s decision is based on ideology and is anything but results-
based,” said Ziebarth. “His agenda is to oppose charter schools and, for
him, ideology trumps results. Other big city mayors are doing the opposite.
The more help we can give to those students from low-income families, the
better we can close the achievement gap.”
Ziebarth said that a recent study by the Center for Research on Educational
Outcomes at Stanford University found that students who attend charter
schools in New York City are faring better in school than their peers who
attend traditional district schools.
Currently, there are 70,000 students enrolled in charter schools in New York
, and 50,000 more students on waiting lists for charter schools.
Ziebarth added that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was one of
the nation’s biggest promoters of charter schools.
Critics of charter schools, however, say that they pull funding away from
district schools.
Prior to the election last November, de Blasio mapped out his plan to make
charter schools pay rent for space in school buildings, while his Republican
opponent, Joseph Lhota, said he would double the number of charter schools
in New York City, rent-free.
As Breitbart News' Frances Martel reported, Eva Moskowitz, CEO of Success
Academy, is now threatening to sue the city to have her space returned for
her students. Moskowitz also plans to organize a trip to Albany for charter
school supporters to rally in the state capital.
One critic of Moskowitz is education writer Diane Ravitch who refers to
Moskowitz as “combative.”
“Moskowitz enjoyed preferential treatment when Michael Bloomberg was mayor
and had immediate access to Chancellor Joel Klein,” Ravitch writes at her
blog. “Those days are over, as de Blasio has pledged to review all future
co-locations and to consult with local communities.”
Ravitch, who frequently writes about the Common Core standards, continues:
Moskowitz issued a statement promising to take her battle for more schools
and more funding to Albany, where she has friends in the Legislature and in
Governor Cuomo. According to a report by Geoffrey Decker in Chalkbeat,
charter advocates–some of whom are on the board of Eva’s chain–have
contributed more than $800,000 to Cuomo. Eva will bring busloads of students
to Albany with her to impress the Legislature, something that no public
school would be permitted to do. In addition, a charter advocacy group
called Families for Excellent Schools will mount a multi-million dollar TV
campaign to block de Blasio’s efforts to rein in the charter movement.
In 2011, a study by The Independent Budget Office (IBO) that concluded that
charter schools obtain more public funding than district schools was
criticized by the New York City Department of Education (DOE).
In a letter to the IBO, then-Chancellor Cathleen Black charged that the IBO
had suddenly changed its methodology for its study that year, based on “
mistaken assumptions,” and reversed its prior conclusions.
Black wrote:
The DOE disagrees with the IBO’s methodology and conclusions in its latest
attempt to compare per pupil funding for district school students and
charter school students. Charters do not pull a disproportionate amount of
funding away from district schools. Rather, charter schools in New York City
receive anywhere from $160 to $3100 less per student than district schools.
“We need legislative support for charter schools,” said Ziebarth. “The
main person is Gov. Cuomo, and he has been a firm supporter of charter
schools as an option.”
“It’s one thing if charter schools were struggling schools,” he added. “
But these are among the most successful schools in the state. For the mayor
to go after them, it’s just ideological.” | T*********I
发帖数: 10729 | | w*****s
发帖数: 2896 | | a**e
发帖数: 8800 | 4 人家上台前就公布了这个的。
不要怪人家，要怪就怪那些不出来投票的。
the
【在 V**3 的大作中提到】
: 赶走4个租用public place 的charter school， 让700个孩子没有学上
: 为啥？ 为了payback teacher union for their support
: (teacher union thugs hate charter school，因为charter school 必须考自己名声
: 来吸引学生）
: The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools states it is outraged at
: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to limit school choice by “
: kicking out” four charter schools from their school buildings, leaving at
: least 700 children without a school in the coming school year.
: In a press release Thursday, the charter schools advocacy group said that
: one of the charter schools is currently open and serving children, while the
| m********8
发帖数: 7463 | 5 投票你们睇副反坏右怎么投的过伟大的无产阶级？
太赞了～～让你们没事就抬高贫困县侮辱劳动人民！
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 人家上台前就公布了这个的。
: 不要怪人家，要怪就怪那些不出来投票的。
:
: the
| C****a
发帖数: 6593 | 6 楼主给科普一下什么是charter school呗
the
【在 V**3 的大作中提到】
: 赶走4个租用public place 的charter school， 让700个孩子没有学上
: 为啥？ 为了payback teacher union for their support
: (teacher union thugs hate charter school，因为charter school 必须考自己名声
: 来吸引学生）
: The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools states it is outraged at
: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to limit school choice by “
: kicking out” four charter schools from their school buildings, leaving at
: least 700 children without a school in the coming school year.
: In a press release Thursday, the charter schools advocacy group said that
: one of the charter schools is currently open and serving children, while the
| a**e
发帖数: 8800 | 7 接受政府拨款但不受教育局人士管理没有教师工会的独立运行学校。
学生到公立学校说俺不来上学，把给俺的那部分教育经费给我。学校把这笔钱写个证明
，学生拿着证明交给charter school，charter school拿这个证明跟政府要钱。
charter school要靠教育质量来吸引学生，不靠舔菊
【在 C****a 的大作中提到】
: 楼主给科普一下什么是charter school呗
:
: the
| C****a
发帖数: 6593 | 8 谢谢解释，多问一句，这个和私立学校有什么区别？
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 接受政府拨款但不受教育局人士管理没有教师工会的独立运行学校。
: 学生到公立学校说俺不来上学，把给俺的那部分教育经费给我。学校把这笔钱写个证明
: ，学生拿着证明交给charter school，charter school拿这个证明跟政府要钱。
: charter school要靠教育质量来吸引学生，不靠舔菊
| z*****a
发帖数: 9790 | 9 人不是说了，和公立学校一样，用政府拨款办学。但是自行管理。学生家长有很大的参
与权，甚至直接参与管理，避免了公立学校的官僚主义和教师工会的毒害。
【在 C****a 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢解释，多问一句，这个和私立学校有什么区别？
| n****g
发帖数: 14743 | 10 这是一个好办法.
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 接受政府拨款但不受教育局人士管理没有教师工会的独立运行学校。
: 学生到公立学校说俺不来上学，把给俺的那部分教育经费给我。学校把这笔钱写个证明
: ，学生拿着证明交给charter school，charter school拿这个证明跟政府要钱。
: charter school要靠教育质量来吸引学生，不靠舔菊
| | | a**e
发帖数: 8800 | 11 你不用自己掏钱。是把政府本来拨给公立学校的你的教育经费转到charter school。学
校不需要考虑教师工会的要求，不需要满足教育局限定的各种不许认真学习的要求。
【在 C****a 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢解释，多问一句，这个和私立学校有什么区别？
| C****a
发帖数: 6593 | 12 哦，明白了，谢谢科普啊
老中社团可以考虑搞个charter school啊
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 你不用自己掏钱。是把政府本来拨给公立学校的你的教育经费转到charter school。学
: 校不需要考虑教师工会的要求，不需要满足教育局限定的各种不许认真学习的要求。
| m********a
发帖数: 1312 | 13 更奇葩的是这个市长跟纽约州长最近差不多打起来了，原因笑死人。要决定到底谁来替
所有孩子学前班买单，不是要对方出钱，而是要自己出钱。州长说州里出钱给全州人办
免费学前班，市长坚决不干，要自己收富人税自己出这笔钱。
一般政客好歹会试图替自己的选民多要拨款，这位市长却不干。这么神奇的事情只会
发生在神奇的纽约。 | w****j
发帖数: 6262 | 14 美国的工会真的已经是恶性肿瘤了，只要拿钱，不许监管。教师工会居然不许任何形式
的考评教学质量，简直不要脸至极呀。难怪在美国教师根本不是一个值得尊重的职业。
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 接受政府拨款但不受教育局人士管理没有教师工会的独立运行学校。
: 学生到公立学校说俺不来上学，把给俺的那部分教育经费给我。学校把这笔钱写个证明
: ，学生拿着证明交给charter school，charter school拿这个证明跟政府要钱。
: charter school要靠教育质量来吸引学生，不靠舔菊
| c******t
发帖数: 2478 | 15 charter school比private school便宜，教学质量又比public school高
【在 C****a 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢解释，多问一句，这个和私立学校有什么区别？
| a*********a
发帖数: 3656 | 16 the NYC charter schools state math test passing rate is 80%, compare to 30%
in pub schools.
the mayor shut down good schools and pushed students back to the failing pub
school so money would return to the union controlled public schools.
【在 c******t 的大作中提到】
: charter school比private school便宜，教学质量又比public school高
| V**3
发帖数: 12756 | 17 赶走4个租用public place 的charter school， 让700个孩子没有学上
为啥？ 为了payback teacher union for their support
(teacher union thugs hate charter school，因为charter school 必须考自己名声
来吸引学生）
The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools states it is outraged at
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to limit school choice by “
kicking out” four charter schools from their school buildings, leaving at
least 700 children without a school in the coming school year.
In a press release Thursday, the charter schools advocacy group said that
one of the charter schools is currently open and serving children, while the
other three were scheduled to open this coming fall.
Among the schools is Success Academy, not only one of the top performing
schools in New York City, but also in the entire state.
Nina Rees, President of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools,
said in the statement:
Kicking one of the state’s top-performing schools out of its building and
leaving three other schools without a building is nothing short of
outrageous. At the school already serving children, Success Academy’s
Harlem 4, 83 percent of the students passed the state math exam last year,
putting it in the top one percent of all schools in the state. Why would
anyone want to stop that kind of student achievement?
“This is an unjustified attack on the city’s most vulnerable youth—93
percent of students in charter schools in NYC are minorities and 73 percent
are low-income,” said Rees. “Among the country’s 10 largest cities, all
other mayors (8 of whom are Democrats) have embraced charter schools as a
solution to urban education challenges. It is incomprehensible that Mayor de
Blasio would intentionally force hundreds of children out of their schools.
He is threatening to take away the most valuable thing we can give to our
kids – a quality education.”
“These children and parents don’t deserve to have the rug pulled out from
under their feet,” Rees added. “De Blasio should immediately reconsider
this decision and put the interests of the city’s children first.”
In an interview with Breitbart News, Todd Ziebarth, Senior Vice President
for State Advocacy and Support for the National Alliance for Public Charter
Schools, said, “At a time when we have urban school districts clamoring for
more public school options to close the achievement gap, Mayor de Blasio is
going in the opposite direction.”
“De Blasio’s decision is based on ideology and is anything but results-
based,” said Ziebarth. “His agenda is to oppose charter schools and, for
him, ideology trumps results. Other big city mayors are doing the opposite.
The more help we can give to those students from low-income families, the
better we can close the achievement gap.”
Ziebarth said that a recent study by the Center for Research on Educational
Outcomes at Stanford University found that students who attend charter
schools in New York City are faring better in school than their peers who
attend traditional district schools.
Currently, there are 70,000 students enrolled in charter schools in New York
, and 50,000 more students on waiting lists for charter schools.
Ziebarth added that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was one of
the nation’s biggest promoters of charter schools.
Critics of charter schools, however, say that they pull funding away from
district schools.
Prior to the election last November, de Blasio mapped out his plan to make
charter schools pay rent for space in school buildings, while his Republican
opponent, Joseph Lhota, said he would double the number of charter schools
in New York City, rent-free.
As Breitbart News' Frances Martel reported, Eva Moskowitz, CEO of Success
Academy, is now threatening to sue the city to have her space returned for
her students. Moskowitz also plans to organize a trip to Albany for charter
school supporters to rally in the state capital.
One critic of Moskowitz is education writer Diane Ravitch who refers to
Moskowitz as “combative.”
“Moskowitz enjoyed preferential treatment when Michael Bloomberg was mayor
and had immediate access to Chancellor Joel Klein,” Ravitch writes at her
blog. “Those days are over, as de Blasio has pledged to review all future
co-locations and to consult with local communities.”
Ravitch, who frequently writes about the Common Core standards, continues:
Moskowitz issued a statement promising to take her battle for more schools
and more funding to Albany, where she has friends in the Legislature and in
Governor Cuomo. According to a report by Geoffrey Decker in Chalkbeat,
charter advocates–some of whom are on the board of Eva’s chain–have
contributed more than $800,000 to Cuomo. Eva will bring busloads of students
to Albany with her to impress the Legislature, something that no public
school would be permitted to do. In addition, a charter advocacy group
called Families for Excellent Schools will mount a multi-million dollar TV
campaign to block de Blasio’s efforts to rein in the charter movement.
In 2011, a study by The Independent Budget Office (IBO) that concluded that
charter schools obtain more public funding than district schools was
criticized by the New York City Department of Education (DOE).
In a letter to the IBO, then-Chancellor Cathleen Black charged that the IBO
had suddenly changed its methodology for its study that year, based on “
mistaken assumptions,” and reversed its prior conclusions.
Black wrote:
The DOE disagrees with the IBO’s methodology and conclusions in its latest
attempt to compare per pupil funding for district school students and
charter school students. Charters do not pull a disproportionate amount of
funding away from district schools. Rather, charter schools in New York City
receive anywhere from $160 to $3100 less per student than district schools.
“We need legislative support for charter schools,” said Ziebarth. “The
main person is Gov. Cuomo, and he has been a firm supporter of charter
schools as an option.”
“It’s one thing if charter schools were struggling schools,” he added. “
But these are among the most successful schools in the state. For the mayor
to go after them, it’s just ideological.” | T*********I
发帖数: 10729 | | w*****s
发帖数: 2896 | | a**e
发帖数: 8800 | 20 人家上台前就公布了这个的。
不要怪人家，要怪就怪那些不出来投票的。
the
【在 V**3 的大作中提到】
: 赶走4个租用public place 的charter school， 让700个孩子没有学上
: 为啥？ 为了payback teacher union for their support
: (teacher union thugs hate charter school，因为charter school 必须考自己名声
: 来吸引学生）
: The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools states it is outraged at
: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to limit school choice by “
: kicking out” four charter schools from their school buildings, leaving at
: least 700 children without a school in the coming school year.
: In a press release Thursday, the charter schools advocacy group said that
: one of the charter schools is currently open and serving children, while the
| | | m********8
发帖数: 7463 | 21 投票你们睇副反坏右怎么投的过伟大的无产阶级？
太赞了～～让你们没事就抬高贫困县侮辱劳动人民！
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 人家上台前就公布了这个的。
: 不要怪人家，要怪就怪那些不出来投票的。
:
: the
| C****a
发帖数: 6593 | 22 楼主给科普一下什么是charter school呗
the
【在 V**3 的大作中提到】
: 赶走4个租用public place 的charter school， 让700个孩子没有学上
: 为啥？ 为了payback teacher union for their support
: (teacher union thugs hate charter school，因为charter school 必须考自己名声
: 来吸引学生）
: The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools states it is outraged at
: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to limit school choice by “
: kicking out” four charter schools from their school buildings, leaving at
: least 700 children without a school in the coming school year.
: In a press release Thursday, the charter schools advocacy group said that
: one of the charter schools is currently open and serving children, while the
| a**e
发帖数: 8800 | 23 接受政府拨款但不受教育局人士管理没有教师工会的独立运行学校。
学生到公立学校说俺不来上学，把给俺的那部分教育经费给我。学校把这笔钱写个证明
，学生拿着证明交给charter school，charter school拿这个证明跟政府要钱。
charter school要靠教育质量来吸引学生，不靠舔菊
【在 C****a 的大作中提到】
: 楼主给科普一下什么是charter school呗
:
: the
| C****a
发帖数: 6593 | 24 谢谢解释，多问一句，这个和私立学校有什么区别？
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 接受政府拨款但不受教育局人士管理没有教师工会的独立运行学校。
: 学生到公立学校说俺不来上学，把给俺的那部分教育经费给我。学校把这笔钱写个证明
: ，学生拿着证明交给charter school，charter school拿这个证明跟政府要钱。
: charter school要靠教育质量来吸引学生，不靠舔菊
| z*****a
发帖数: 9790 | 25 人不是说了，和公立学校一样，用政府拨款办学。但是自行管理。学生家长有很大的参
与权，甚至直接参与管理，避免了公立学校的官僚主义和教师工会的毒害。
【在 C****a 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢解释，多问一句，这个和私立学校有什么区别？
| n****g
发帖数: 14743 | 26 这是一个好办法.
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 接受政府拨款但不受教育局人士管理没有教师工会的独立运行学校。
: 学生到公立学校说俺不来上学，把给俺的那部分教育经费给我。学校把这笔钱写个证明
: ，学生拿着证明交给charter school，charter school拿这个证明跟政府要钱。
: charter school要靠教育质量来吸引学生，不靠舔菊
| a**e
发帖数: 8800 | 27 你不用自己掏钱。是把政府本来拨给公立学校的你的教育经费转到charter school。学
校不需要考虑教师工会的要求，不需要满足教育局限定的各种不许认真学习的要求。
【在 C****a 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢解释，多问一句，这个和私立学校有什么区别？
| C****a
发帖数: 6593 | 28 哦，明白了，谢谢科普啊
老中社团可以考虑搞个charter school啊
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 你不用自己掏钱。是把政府本来拨给公立学校的你的教育经费转到charter school。学
: 校不需要考虑教师工会的要求，不需要满足教育局限定的各种不许认真学习的要求。
| m********a
发帖数: 1312 | 29 更奇葩的是这个市长跟纽约州长最近差不多打起来了，原因笑死人。要决定到底谁来替
所有孩子学前班买单，不是要对方出钱，而是要自己出钱。州长说州里出钱给全州人办
免费学前班，市长坚决不干，要自己收富人税自己出这笔钱。
一般政客好歹会试图替自己的选民多要拨款，这位市长却不干。这么神奇的事情只会
发生在神奇的纽约。 | w****j
发帖数: 6262 | 30 美国的工会真的已经是恶性肿瘤了，只要拿钱，不许监管。教师工会居然不许任何形式
的考评教学质量，简直不要脸至极呀。难怪在美国教师根本不是一个值得尊重的职业。
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 接受政府拨款但不受教育局人士管理没有教师工会的独立运行学校。
: 学生到公立学校说俺不来上学，把给俺的那部分教育经费给我。学校把这笔钱写个证明
: ，学生拿着证明交给charter school，charter school拿这个证明跟政府要钱。
: charter school要靠教育质量来吸引学生，不靠舔菊
| | | c******t
发帖数: 2478 | 31 charter school比private school便宜，教学质量又比public school高
【在 C****a 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢解释，多问一句，这个和私立学校有什么区别？
| a*********a
发帖数: 3656 | 32 the NYC charter schools state math test passing rate is 80%, compare to 30%
in pub schools.
the mayor shut down good schools and pushed students back to the failing pub
school so money would return to the union controlled public schools.
【在 c******t 的大作中提到】
: charter school比private school便宜，教学质量又比public school高
| H***5
发帖数: 495 | 33 反正在纽约是不行了，新白痴市长砍得厉害，一上台的两刀分别砍向：1.中央公园的马
， 2.好的Charter School
【在 C****a 的大作中提到】
: 哦，明白了，谢谢科普啊
: 老中社团可以考虑搞个charter school啊
| l*******g
发帖数: 27064 | 34 左逼灭亡不了的，拿着纳税人的钱买选票，怎么可能被选下去
就和加州一样，一旦变天，很难再变回来啦
【在 w*****s 的大作中提到】
: 左逼开始疯狂了, 离灭亡也近了.
| m********8
发帖数: 7463 | 35 对啦～！
【在 l*******g 的大作中提到】
: 左逼灭亡不了的，拿着纳税人的钱买选票，怎么可能被选下去
: 就和加州一样，一旦变天，很难再变回来啦
| u***n
发帖数: 10554 | 36 这个有点像教育券，本来就应该给学生的，私立学校其实也应该有的，人家也是非营利
机构，私立娃父母也是缴税的。
【在 a**e 的大作中提到】
: 你不用自己掏钱。是把政府本来拨给公立学校的你的教育经费转到charter school。学
: 校不需要考虑教师工会的要求，不需要满足教育局限定的各种不许认真学习的要求。
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