Wendy Lecker Speaks About the Problems with Charter Schools

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1. SomeDAM Poet (Devalue Added Model) says:

   October 24, 2014 at 10:36 am

   “Yesterday” (apologies to Paul McCartney and the Beatles)

   Yesterday, all those G-men seemed so far away
   Now it looks as though they’re here to stay
   Oh, I believe in yesterday

   Suddenly, I’ve got half the schools I used to see
   There’s a summons hanging over me
   Oh, yesterday came suddenly

   Why they had to raid
   And invade, they wouldn’t say
   I did nothing wrong
   Now I long for yesterday

   Yesterday, scam was such an easy game to play
   Now I need a place to hide away
   Oh, I believe in yesterday

   Why they had to raid
   And invade, they wouldn’t say
   I did nothing wrong
   Now I long for yesterday

   Yesterday, scam was such an easy game to play
   Now I need a place to hide away
   Oh, I believe in yesterday

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2. Susan Lee Schwartz says:

   October 24, 2014 at 3:33 pm

   Cross-posted at http://www.opednews.com/Quicklink/Charter-Schools-An-Experi-in-Best_Web_OpEds-Charter-Schools_Education_School_Schools-141024-169.html#comment517201 with this comment: (all the sites have embedded links at the Oped post:
   Anerica’s public schools are being systematically destroyed, and the public is being fed lies and propaganda.If You wish the truths about what it really takes for kids to learn, readi The American Educator, where authentic teachers tell how to enable learning. and go to these sites to discover the carefully planned devastation as THE REAL EDUCATORS… explain the horror of what is occurring while the media points to magic elixirs like charter schools.

   Diane Ravitch
   EdNotes Online
   PERDAILY
   Curmuducation
   NYC Educator
   NYC Rubber Room Reporter and ATR
   Mercedes Schneider’s Edu Blog
   NYC Educator
   NYC Rubber Room Reporter and ATR
   The Assailed Teacher
   EdWize UFT
   Accountable Talk
   MORE Caucus
   NYC Eye
   Protect Portelos
   Hemlock on the Rocks
   South Bronx School
   Chaz’s School Daze
   With a Brooklyn Accent
   B-LoEdScene
   Urban Ed
   Ed in the Apple
   Jose Vilson Blog
   Raging Horse Blog
   Ed Law FAQs

   IMAGINE how hard it is to see the plan in operation in 15,880 in 50 states; it is impossible to know what is happening in the schools next door, let alone in NYC (the largest district in the nation) where they decimated the public schools, and in LA, (the second largest district) where corruption was blatant and rampant in order to monetarize education by Bamboozling the people and selling as “choice’ magic elixirs such as charter schools,

   Just go to Perdaily.com, and see how the second largest school district in America was made to fail, through the total incompetence of the corrupted peopleat the top…. it will boggle your mind… and by the way… if you read the posts by this wonderful, erudite writer all your illusions about what happened to public education will be shattered… because here it is as plain as day… they got rid of the veteran educators and reduced th budgets as well as eliminating the voice of the teacher

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3. Deb says:

   October 27, 2014 at 9:08 am

   Take a look at how charters in Ohio stack up…

   http://knowyourcharter.com/

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