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You're not going to get an argument from me.

I just don't know how things are done nationwide and there is a huge fuss over "private" "for profit" charter schools taking over, yada yada.

As I said,

"I think we'd be a stronger voice for better public schools if we could agree that not all charter schools are private charters.."

Every charter I work with is a public charter school and almost every one is a superior school with innovative programs and high success rates.

If it happens to be true that nationwide there is no such thing as a public charter school, then you have your work cut out for you convincing no small number of others that it's true.

FWIW, I think many insist that any school that has selective enrollment policies should not be considered a "public" charter school.

But that's their argument, not mine.

Believe me on this.

:patriot: