Eva Joseph Says Albany Schools Are A-OK
We have challenges regarding student behavior. But to confuse recent behavioral
incidents with "order," which is a structural matter, and conclude that
there is an "educational crisis," is an overstatement.
Joseph is shocked, saddened, and dismayed that anyone would think that this kind of stuff is symptomatic of a larger problem, and makes perfectly clear she doesn’t believe charter schools will offer anything better. When Legislators from around the state start touring Albany’s charter schools and public schools to look for these “structural” differences, will all of the schools look exactly the same? Note: Parents seem to disagree with Joseph’s pronouncement in droves. But they are just stupid parents, apparently.
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