You’ve heard the debate about Board of Education (BOE) vs School Choice (SC) all before. But, are you at all familiar with the facts of why the decision in Brown vs. Board of Education (BBOE) is so critical to the success and future of your child? Have you considered a charter school for your children? Are you aware of the growing number of parents who want to do away with the traditional public school system and move their children into a private school? If so, then you should take some time to learn more about the Board of Education in your area.
There are many parents who are concerned about the possible lack of discipline problems that can result from a charter school. Many parents want their children to have a clean slate when it comes to their public school disciplinary problems. In other words, they want to know that if their child gets into trouble that they can trust the school to handle the situation in a reasonable manner. Other parents are simply concerned about the fact that many parents choose a charter school in their area because of the name recognition that the school enjoys. They mistakenly believe that.
The name will ensure that the school will be responsive and responsible.
The fact is that the public school district is extremely overburdened right now. Board of Education’s busy schedule and heavy traffic are taking its toll on the schools. They have very little room for improvement when it comes to discipline problems and the like. In addition, the state governments have cut funding for public school districts and as a result.
The BEOs can’t afford to provide as much extra instruction for students.
These shortcomings make the decision in Brown vs. Board of Education particularly important to parents. They are hoping that the new legislation will give them a chance to return their children to a public school that is more conducive to their learning style. However, if the new charter school law is passed, this opportunity will be lost. Parents are urged to take the time to research the options available to them for their child. They need to do this before the school year begins.
Parents should not assume
That a charter school will automatically be better than the local public school. Both types of schools face unique challenges and the differences between the two should be considered carefully. Parents also need to consider whether or not a charter school is the right option for their child. Many parents want to send their children to an online school, but this option has some serious limitations. Furthermore, many parents would rather send their children to a traditional public school, but they don’t always have the time to do the required curriculum or receive the specialized services needed for their child’s unique learning needs.
The decision in Brown vs. Board of Education
Does not have to mean a loss of school choices for families. Parents who choose to send their children to a charter school will find a quality education in a safe environment. There is no guarantee that the quality of education will be higher or lower than that provided by a public school. In the end, it is the parents responsibility to make the best informed decision. Parents have a right to request a detailed list of all the charter school options available to them in the community.
They also have the right to visit the schools, tour the campus, and talk with current students if they are interested in such an option.