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Sun Sep 16, 2012, 12:14 PM

3. What it also conveniently failed

to mention is that most charter schools (non-profits) receive private foundation grants which are tax-exempt and are run by for profit management companies and corporations that are paid from public funds. The argument about less expensive should be answered with "less expensive to whom?"

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6 replies	Author	Time	Post
Chicago Teachers Union meets on contract today [View all]	lumberjack_jeff	Sep 2012	OP
Article ends with saying charters are cheaper.	knitter4democracy	Sep 2012	#1
What it also conveniently failed	sulphurdunn	Sep 2012	#3
I just hope that the poor kids do not end up having their school-year extended	panzerfaust	Sep 2012	#2
Generally,	sulphurdunn	Sep 2012	#4
So, teachers should get paid enough to qualify for food stamps?	knitter4democracy	Sep 2012	#5
Lewis just announced that there is still no school Monday.	ancianita	Sep 2012	#6

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