charter schools 
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SOURCE: The Conversation
11/13/2020
Once a Symbol of Desegregation, Ruby Bridges’ School now Reflects another Battle Engulfing Public Education
by Connie L. Schaffer, Martha Graham Viator and Meg White
The New Orleans school integrated by Ruby Bridges is now operated by a private charter school company, part of a trend that three education scholars say jeopardizes the survival of the entire system of public education in the United States.
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SOURCE: Nonprofit Quarterly
6/1/2020
Why Teachers, Not Reformers, Should “Reimagine Education”
Education historian Diane Ravitch agrees with public school teachers who oppose the outsize influence of wealthy foundations in determining how public schools operate.
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SOURCE: Washington Post
3/18/2020
The Demise of the Great Education Saviors
by Kevin Carey
Charter schools and testing were supposed to right historic wrongs. Now they’ve run out of political steam. What happened?
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SOURCE: The Washington Post
6-22-18
Charter schools damage public education
by Diane Ravitch
Once even Albert Shanker thought charter schools were a good idea. Then he realized his mistake.
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SOURCE: NYT
7-31-17
What the ‘Government Schools’ Critics Really Mean
by Katherine Stewart
In certain conservative circles, the phrase “government schools” has become as ubiquitous as it is contemptuous.
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SOURCE: Los Angeles Times
10-1-13
The Charter School Mistake
by Diane Ravitch
Charter schools are a very bad idea, but billionaires love 'em.
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