Charter Schools That Start Bad Stay Bad, Stanford Report Says

Huffington Post by Joy Resmovits | Jan. 31, 2013 (News Report)

"There are very predictable lanes on quality, and once you get into a lane, a new school tends to not move very much," said Macke Raymond, the economist in charge of the university's Center for Research on Education Outcomes institute and an author of the report. "High stays high and low stays low." Full Story »

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