An allegation that charters are not sufficiently regulated. By Mike Antonucci, April 25, 2001. Accountability is central in the 113 schools Edison operates across the country. Our job is to help our students succeed despite the low financing and high poverty that are all too common. Our new accountability report shows that the MPS high school dropout rate declined for the fourth year in a row.
Suspensions are down, too.
The percentage of students showing proficiency in math and reading is up. The idea that public schools need to improve has been around a long time. It took the incentive of private school choice to make public schools change. The way we implement Proposition 301 and the path we choose for K-12 will determine whether voters get what they paid for. Link to full article .