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It's not that children under Foster care can be in these schools it is that Foster kids don't have anyone to advocate for a school of choice unless they are in a familial Foster situation. Those Foster kids that bounce around in the Foster system are the cases that need the most out of our public education dollar.
Who would make the decision as to wether or not to place a child in what kind of charter school and to decide if it was the right decision after that?
Thanks

On 26.02.2008, at 16:00, Rep Macpherson wrote:

Mr. Sherbourne,
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I believe that the public school system is in default of its responsibility to offer equal education opertunities to all students by allowing charter schools because those schools, and boutique schools, are not available to foster children and children under protective child custody.
Who makes the decisions on what schools they attend?
Offering an excellent educational program at ALL Neighborhood Schools is the best way to deliver education, that is my personal opinion.

This is a set of email correspondence i had with the district
not in any order

Dale Sherbourne 10/27/05 4:45 PM >>>
can't you email it to me is it not in an electronic data base format
On Oct 27, 2005, at 1:18 PM, Kerry Hampton wrote:

No I have no study of a strict preK-8 model for the district.
No I have no direction or budget to do an economic comparisons
between
alternative education models for the district as a whole.
I have the District's population forecast that shows the estimated
number of students by school by four age groups out to 2015. If you will send me an address, I will mail a copy of that report to you.
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