The idea is to convince elected officials that they should treat their constituents like citizens who have educational choices rather than subjects that are assigned schools.
Choice works in the college and university world.
It is time to let market competition make American K-12 education cost and learning effective. Charter schools have been active in North Carolina since 1997. They offer a viable public alternative to parents who are looking for a different education experience for their children. I cordially invite you to visit our school during the week of April 30 to May 4, National Charter School Week. Our students will be conducting a week of special programs to express their school pride and enthusiasm for education.