Superintendent Tackles Charter School Debate in New Orleans

Contributing Op-Ed columnist, John White who is the superintendent of the Recovery School District, wrote an article regarding the two recent announcements made about public education in New Orleans.
He covers the debate about ACT-score improvement from charter school students and the criticism around the negative effects of charter schools on children by looking at the progress that has been made by key constituents in the process.
White argues that students have achieved a great deal of academic progress in New Orleans largely because of the implementation of charter schools with community- and educator-centered decisions to make a difference in kids’ lives. He says that “the path forward in New Orleans should be about building this system.”
Read the full article “Making a pledge to students and families: RSD Superintendent John White” by John White on Nola.com .

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