Sub-Par Options: Charter Schools as a Class Don't Measure Up from the Editorial Board of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"Until the U.S. Department of Education stepped in last year, charter schools in the state were evaluated under a less rigorous method, as if they were school districts and not individual schools. ... The (new) state report released last week showed that only 43, or 30 percent, of the charter schools in buildings made AYP, while none of the cyber charters did. That compares poorly to the performance of traditional public schools, in which 1,460, or 50 percent, attained AYP."
"Until the U.S. Department of Education stepped in last year, charter schools in the state were evaluated under a less rigorous method, as if they were school districts and not individual schools. ... The (new) state report released last week showed that only 43, or 30 percent, of the charter schools in buildings made AYP, while none of the cyber charters did. That compares poorly to the performance of traditional public schools, in which 1,460, or 50 percent, attained AYP."
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