I need no site to tell me these things.
American educational system would care to comment on the success of Charter Schools? "
You can't really lump together European schools with the leftist indoctrina tion centers in the US because in Europe they actually do usually provide a n education. While they do indoctrinate into "socialistic" (not exactly the right term) ways, they do produce enough productive people to be fleeced f or the good of the shit biomass foisted upon their taxpayers.
te per student as do the public schools, but produce CONSISTENTLY better qu alified students than do the public schools. "
Being non-unionized is only part of it. The teacher's unions in the US are labor unions. By my definition and others', that means a bargaining group t o extort the maximum money for work produced. A trade union is one that pro vides education ongoing and sets standards so that when you hire union labo r you know what to expect. If a trade union member fall below the performan ce standards he is educated moire and if the problem is not resolve he is o ut. Also, most trade unions have not only prerequisites, but many require t hat a current member or someone connected sponsors you into it. they do not force you to join if you work somewhere after a certain number of days lik e many labor unions do. It wouild be really great if teachers' unions were trade unions, but they simply have too many in the ranks who are not qualif ied for that.
That is paid by their Parents in the form of property taxes usually. Nothin g is free.
That is not true of real world class schools, such as St. Ignatius in Cleve land, Ohio. You must qualify, just like you do for many colleges. One nice thing is that if you really excel your tuition may be picked up by a group of their alumni referred to as "fellows" IIRC. My friend's son got a free r ide. the tuition would have been between $ 8,000 and $ 10,000 per year whic h is less than many public school systems pay per head, and this is with ab solutely no subsidies whatsoever. And the result speak for themselves, look it up. Whoever didn't make it into a good college is probably dead. My fri end's son applied to a bunch of colleges, at least 8, and got accepted to t hem ALL. I bet even those charter schools don't match that. Not taking away from the fact that they are superior, but Ignatius is a cut above. And for ten grand a year or less.
I find that hard to believe, but not impossible. I wonder how this happene d, and maybe how other states could follow suit. The government is incompet ent at everything, and that is because they want to be. Keep the problem go ing so it justifies more money thrown at it. The "Amerkan" way.
Charter Schools just as in most corporations... fired and prosecuted."
Not always true.
Almost always true.