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>>It will be interesting to see if Gwinnett does do >>this. Everyone says well Gwinnett does there on >>thing. It will be interesting. >>>Interesting, existing charter schools can't apply >>>under this code, but one of the sanctions for missing >>>the improvement goal is conversion to a charter >>school. >>>You got your wish on the public input. All school >>>systems must hold public hearings, even if they elect >>>not to participate. > >Consider the district Coleman represents. Yes, I think >the conversion to charter school is one of its >purposes. >My post concerns the article in today's paper about >the ACLU and the APS Alternative School. Its not >unusual to place EBD kids in an alternative school if >a principal does not support special ed. of EBD kids. >Have you visited a middle school lately? It is assumed >a child who misbehaves throughout elementary school >will change their behavior because of the presence of >middle school security. Remember when Gwinnett tried >sending these kids through the juvenile system and >were stopped by the threat of lawsuits. I read the >comments on 'Who should run our school systems'. Those >kids whose parents don't involve themselves with the >school will be the ones left in the classroom. If >their teachers stress behavior management in this >classroom the ACLU will step in. I've talked to >teachers, most always they tell me if two or three >kids were taken out of their classrooms, the remaining >students would learn more. SOS.
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