The Public Education Network reports a primary survey of charter schools that have doubled federal investment in coronavirus relief. First, charter schools obtained public investment of the $13.2 billion allocated to public schools under the CARES Act. Second, on the recommendation of supporters of investment in charter schools, many were implemented to invest in the $660 billion paycheck coverage program, to which public schools were eligible. Bylaws enroll 6% of the country’s students. With respect to the investment provided to charter schools, we recommend that, when states distribute the next cycle of investment to schools, that allocations to charter schools that have earned P3 be reduced by the amount they have earned and are equally redistributed to all public and charter schools. . ». Read the details, so informative.
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Diane adds in a comment on the blog: “This report primarily points to an action that can be summarized as “Too much but never enough”(the name of Mary Trump’s book).”
It is so true; This impressive amount of cash delivered to charter schools and their marketing managers is not surprising. Once a parasitic opportunist, a parasitic opportunist. We knew it wasn’t “all about the kids.”
A big thank you to NPE for diligently reviewing the documents to notice the truth.
Here’s the symbol of the NPE that says it all
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