THE CHARTER SCHOOL AMENDMENT IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS
Tweet In the world of education, we the taxpayers are the shareholders and students are the customers. We should expect that our investments in our school systems will yield graduates who are ready to face the challenges of an increasingly demanding and rapidly changing business environment.
Read More →Charter School Amendment Referendum
Tweet By: Milt Thomas Given the many issues that burden the November 6th Election, these clearly are times that truly try voters’ souls. In addition to the antagonistic Presidential Campaign, which ranks high among Georgia interests, another highly charged Georgia debate is waged on behalf of the Charter School Amendment Referendum that will appear on [...]
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Tweet There has been an awful lot of energy expended by opponents of the Charter Amendment. The opposition to the Amendment claim, that the state can “already” act as an appeals body for charter schools. Those supporting the Amendment wonder, if the state can already approve charters, why is the Education Establishment fighting THIS [...]
Read More →Jones: Charter Schools Give Students Opportunities
Tweet Editor’s Note: Charlie Harper submitted this column today regarding Amendment 1 on behalf of Georgia’s House Speaker Pro Tem who is the author of the CDharter School Amendment to the Georgia Constitution. Today’s GA Politics column is brought to you by Georgia House Speaker Pro Tem Jan Jones, the author of Georgia’s Charter Schools [...]
Read More →Letter to the Editor: Charter School Aamendment
Tweet When I started a public charter school in my hometown of Douglasville 8 years ago, it never occurred to me that what our founding group of teachers was doing would ever be considered in a negative light. In a million years I couldn’t have imagined that the existence of our school and others like [...]
Read More →Vote No On Amendment 2
Tweet “Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended so as to provide for a reduction in the state’s operating costs by allowing the General Assembly to authorize certain state agencies to enter into multiyear rental agreements?”
Read More →Letter to the Editor
Tweet For those who have been following the debate regarding Amendment One – the Charter Amendment – and wondering why everyone is so upset, I wanted to give you some final thoughts. For those of us in the thick of it, it’s a passionate subject that goes to the basic instinct of parents, what’s best [...]
Read More →THE CHARTER SCHOOL AMENDMENT IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS
Tweet Guest Editorial by Giulio Gianturco In the world of education, we the taxpayers are the shareholders and students are the customers. We should expect that our investments in our school systems will yield graduates who are ready to face the challenges of an increasingly demanding and rapidly changing business environment.
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