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What Makes a Charter School Effective? Frequent teacher feedback, data-driven instruction, intensified tutoring, increased instructional time, and high expectations — can explain roughly half of the variation between more effective and less effective schools.
No. The charter school sector does not get better academic results than public schools and often performs worse. Charters sometimes appear to do better because they can control the types of students they choose to serve.
When authorizers fail to hold schools accountable, charter schools generally don't perform much better than traditional public schools. Studies show that, in states where authorizers consistently close low-performing charters, charter students far outpace their district counterparts on standardized tests.
Standardized tests scores Standardized test scores are one good way to determine how well charter school students fare when compared to traditional public school students. According to The Boston Globe, students who study at charter schools do tend to do better on standardized tests.
Charter schools are public schools that are independent of school districts through contracts with state or local boards. ... As public schools, charter schools are open to all children, do not require entrance exams, cannot charge tuition, and must participate in state testing and federal accountability programs.
They contend that charters inadequately serve children with special needs. Charter schools suspend children with disabilities at a higher rate than public schools, and there have been many cases of inadequacy due to a lack of resources, experience, and insensitivity.
Because charter schools are generally granted more flexibility than regular schools, advocates argue that charters can develop more innovative programs. They are accountable to their authorizers for results but are free to try different ways of helping students achieve at higher levels.
Charter schools are not better than public schools. The significant body of research on charters shows they generally do no better and often do worse than traditional public schools. Charter schools are not a pathway out of poverty. There's no evidence charters produce better long-term outcomes for students.
Charter schools are businesses, and they close for business reasons. That doesn't make them evil, but it does make them different from the public system, which is built, however imperfectly, on the promise that the community will guarantee an education for every student.
An analysis of federal data by the Education Week Research Center identified 935 public high schools with four-year graduation rates of less than 50 percent in 2016-17, the most recent year available. Of those, 54 percent are charter schools.
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