See also 2111eg.pdf. United States Opponents of charter schools have blamed the reform for a recent incident in which a teacher got into trouble with the law. But charter schools which are subject to market forces can more easily deal with problem teachers. Though it is not yet possible to evaluate charter schools on test score data, other measures show them to be highly successful. A study of fifty charter schools in ten states shows high satisfaction on the part of all participants.
Demographics play a role, too.
This report provides case studies of Arizona's five year charter school program and looks at the chartering process. This study examines charter school attendance, and the question of whether or not charter school students perform better then children in traditional public schools. For those who worry about the unpredictable consequences of vouchers, but who recognize the need to bring competition, choice, and change to public schools, private management offers a very attractive compromise. Join the network for free. The Freedom Network is a service of The Henry Hazlitt Foundation .