And into whose pockets, may I ask, will this $250,000 go?
Perhaps a tax rebate for taxpayers who are paying for these schools, and who have no representation in how their money is spent?
$250,000 is at stake. Who will take it home?
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Join us on July 1 at the National Charter Schools Conference when The Eli and
Edythe Broad Foundation awards The Broad Prize for Public Charter Schools. This
$250,000 award honors the public charter school network that has demonstrated the
most outstanding overall student performance and has helped close achievement
gaps among low-income students and students of color.
Congratulations to the top three charter networks:
Achievement First
IDEA Public Schools
KIPP Foundation
Will you be there to cheer on these charter schools?
Congratulations to the top three charter networks:
Achievement First
IDEA Public Schools
KIPP Foundation
Will you be there to cheer on these charter schools?
