Monday, March 27, 2006
Failing To Lift The Charter Cap
Is not an option, the NY Sun's editorial page writes this morning. “Lifting the cap is a must if Mr. Pataki is to lay claim to a legacy as an education reformer,” the Sun’s editors write.
The editors say no matter how the governor spins it, the approaching state budget deal can only be considered a success if there are tuition tax credits, curbed spending growth, and a lifting of the obnoxious cap on charter schools. You can find their prose here.
The editors say no matter how the governor spins it, the approaching state budget deal can only be considered a success if there are tuition tax credits, curbed spending growth, and a lifting of the obnoxious cap on charter schools. You can find their prose here.
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