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I understand what charter schools are in theory but what are the problems with them? I don't think we have any out here or don't know if something like Avery coonley by us is one.


Problems with Charters

1. Quality of instruction. Charter school teachers are more often than not uncertified. They are untrained to teach in most cases.

2. High turnover rate amongst the staff and the administration. Tremendous amount of instability in charter schools.

3. Stigmatized for being the educational system for poor and impoverished neighborhoods.

4. There is a reason that affluent neighborhoods fight like hell to keep them out. If Charters provide better schooling, then why are they relegated to poorer neighborhoods.

5. Typically are outperformed by corresponding neighborhood schools. That shouldn't happen given the fact that Charters have an opportunity to select which students that want to admit. They also have the opportunity to remove undesirable students. Neighborhood schools have neither.

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Also Dennis prefers teachers paid less than Union equivalents.


My preference is for teachers who teach better than their union equivalents. And on that point, I am happy to report that my preference has been universally fulfilled.

Wow. just wow. I didn't see this coming. JORR was right.

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Most people in Catholic schools do not want a true voucher system. They would be up in arms if the less desirable kids/parents they are trying to avoid found a way into their schools with vouchers.

We once had a kid who moved into town and try to enroll in our school who as BD and had a personal aide at his previous school. The family was rich and was even willing to pay for the aide. Our principal past on the kid, so did the two other local Catholic schools. Kid ended up at the public school in our district. Now if there was a voucher system we would of had to take him, which would of pissed off the other 20 plus families in the class.

I don't think I've said this before but Conns is right. Absolutely right.

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Most people in Catholic schools do not want a true voucher system. They would be up in arms if the less desirable kids/parents they are trying to avoid found a way into their schools with vouchers.

We once had a kid who moved into town and try to enroll in our school who as BD and had a personal aide at his previous school. The family was rich and was even willing to pay for the aide. Our principal past on the kid, so did the two other local Catholic schools. Kid ended up at the public school in our district. Now if there was a voucher system we would of had to take him, which would of pissed off the other 20 plus families in the class.

I don't think I've said this before but Conns is right. Absolutely right.


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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
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Also Dennis prefers teachers paid less than Union equivalents.


My preference is for teachers who teach better than their union equivalents. And on that point, I am happy to report that my preference has been universally fulfilled.

Wow. just wow. I didn't see this coming. JORR was right.


So if the teachers at Dundee Crown and your school switched jobs, so would ACT scores?

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Also Dennis prefers teachers paid less than Union equivalents.


My preference is for teachers who teach better than their union equivalents. And on that point, I am happy to report that my preference has been universally fulfilled.

Wow. just wow. I didn't see this coming. JORR was right.

Please elaborate on this thought if you are able to. Thank you.

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Well Spaulding, "free" education is a monopoly. You get the public school based on your boundaries. They take your tax money regardless of the product output. The school board election is your only recourse.

Luckily our system allows for private education, and in some places charters, that provide an option. The private schools have to provide quality to earn your custom. Amazing how that simple fact makes them responsive to parental concerns.



Denis I think you have it wrong about Charters.


Haven't you figured it out yet? I am wrong with all my ideas. I mean the exisiting system of public education is so great that I am crazy to waste my money on private education.

Our country is so far down in the developed world league tables for test scores, and this happened well before charters were a thing. If the unions and school boards want to figure out a solution, I am all ears. I voted in favor every school tax increase ever put before me. I am willing to pay double in property taxes for better schools. Every union answer is we need more money. I am willing.

The system is broken on every level. Give me your solution.
Both you and Spaulding are making false assumptions about public education based primarily on misleading stats and preconceived notions. If your kid is a good student with good grades he/she will be in advanced classes and will continue to excel in a public school.

As for money - it's not a solution by itself but you'd have to admit that well funded school districts have a distinct advantage over poor communities. Btw, when the church stops asking for more money that will be a true miracle.

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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
denisdman wrote:
KDdidit wrote:
Also Dennis prefers teachers paid less than Union equivalents.


My preference is for teachers who teach better than their union equivalents. And on that point, I am happy to report that my preference has been universally fulfilled.

Wow. just wow. I didn't see this coming. JORR was right.

Please elaborate on this thought if you are able to. Thank you.

There's not much to elaborate on. Unless I am reading him wrong it seems that Den is essentially saying private school teachers are better than "union equivalents". I thought JORRs initial post was absurd but now I'm not so sure.

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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
denisdman wrote:
KDdidit wrote:
Also Dennis prefers teachers paid less than Union equivalents.


My preference is for teachers who teach better than their union equivalents. And on that point, I am happy to report that my preference has been universally fulfilled.

Wow. just wow. I didn't see this coming. JORR was right.

Please elaborate on this thought if you are able to. Thank you.

There's not much to elaborate on. Unless I am reading him wrong it seems that Den is essentially saying private school teachers are better than "union equivalents". I thought JORRs initial post was absurd but now I'm not so sure.

I've never gone to a private school and don't know many people who have, so this might be one of my usual uninformed comments, but isn't the expectation that a private school teacher should be better if you are paying X thousands of dollars more a year? I don't really see the fault in the Denis post you quoted.

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I've never gone to a private school and don't know many people who have, so this might be one of my usual uninformed comments, but isn't the expectation that a private school teacher should be better if you are paying X thousands of dollars more a year? I don't really see the fault in the Denis post you quoted.


Private school teachers make considerably less money than public school teachers. A ten year veteran in the Chicagoland area will make anywhere from 30k to 60k less in the private school system.

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As for charter schools, community-based charters can provide good alternative schooling for kids with autism, for instance. It's the big corporate charters you shouldn't trust.

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FavreFan wrote:
Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
denisdman wrote:
KDdidit wrote:
Also Dennis prefers teachers paid less than Union equivalents.


My preference is for teachers who teach better than their union equivalents. And on that point, I am happy to report that my preference has been universally fulfilled.

Wow. just wow. I didn't see this coming. JORR was right.

Please elaborate on this thought if you are able to. Thank you.

There's not much to elaborate on. Unless I am reading him wrong it seems that Den is essentially saying private school teachers are better than "union equivalents". I thought JORRs initial post was absurd but now I'm not so sure.

I've never gone to a private school and don't know many people who have, so this might be one of my usual uninformed comments, but isn't the expectation that a private school teacher should be better if you are paying X thousands of dollars more a year? I don't really see the fault in the Denis post you quoted.

He specifically said equivalent union teacher. There were arguments made in previous posts as to why there may be advantages to paying x thousand of dollars. Class size, expectations etc. That's different than "better teachers". Actually I believe private school teachers are actually paid less on average. IMO many parents are paying to keep their kids away from "the other kids."

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I've never gone to a private school and don't know many people who have, so this might be one of my usual uninformed comments, but isn't the expectation that a private school teacher should be better if you are paying X thousands of dollars more a year? I don't really see the fault in the Denis post you quoted.


Private school teachers make considerably less money than public school teachers. A ten year veteran in the Chicagoland area will make anywhere from 30k to 60k less in the private school system.

So then the problem isn't charter schools at all. It's inadequate funding for public schools. Why are people demonizing Denis for sending his kids to private/charter schools?

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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
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denisdman wrote:

My preference is for teachers who teach better than their union equivalents. And on that point, I am happy to report that my preference has been universally fulfilled.

Wow. just wow. I didn't see this coming. JORR was right.

Please elaborate on this thought if you are able to. Thank you.

There's not much to elaborate on. Unless I am reading him wrong it seems that Den is essentially saying private school teachers are better than "union equivalents". I thought JORRs initial post was absurd but now I'm not so sure.

I've never gone to a private school and don't know many people who have, so this might be one of my usual uninformed comments, but isn't the expectation that a private school teacher should be better if you are paying X thousands of dollars more a year? I don't really see the fault in the Denis post you quoted.

He specifically said equivalent union teacher. There were arguments made in previous posts as to why there may be advantages to paying x thousand of dollars. Class size, expectations etc. That's different than "better teachers". Actually I believe private school teachers are actually paid less on average. IMO many parents are paying to keep their kids away from "the other kids."

That's bullshit, though. Don't accuse Denis of racism without more evidence than "sending his kid to a private school".

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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
denisdman wrote:

My preference is for teachers who teach better than their union equivalents. And on that point, I am happy to report that my preference has been universally fulfilled.

Wow. just wow. I didn't see this coming. JORR was right.

I've never gone to a private school and don't know many people who have, so this might be one of my usual uninformed comments, but isn't the expectation that a private school teacher should be better if you are paying X thousands of dollars more a year? I don't really see the fault in the Denis post you quoted.

He specifically said equivalent union teacher. There were arguments made in previous posts as to why there may be advantages to paying x thousand of dollars. Class size, expectations etc. That's different than "better teachers". Actually I believe private school teachers are actually paid less on average. IMO many parents are paying to keep their kids away from "the other kids."

That's bullshit, though. Don't accuse Denis of racism without more evidence than "sending his kid to a private school".

Did I say racist? I took offense to his shot at union teachers. For the record I don't think Den is a racist. He is a private school supremacist :drunken:

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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
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Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:
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My preference is for teachers who teach better than their union equivalents. And on that point, I am happy to report that my preference has been universally fulfilled.

Wow. just wow. I didn't see this coming. JORR was right.

I've never gone to a private school and don't know many people who have, so this might be one of my usual uninformed comments, but isn't the expectation that a private school teacher should be better if you are paying X thousands of dollars more a year? I don't really see the fault in the Denis post you quoted.

He specifically said equivalent union teacher. There were arguments made in previous posts as to why there may be advantages to paying x thousand of dollars. Class size, expectations etc. That's different than "better teachers". Actually I believe private school teachers are actually paid less on average. IMO many parents are paying to keep their kids away from "the other kids."

That's bullshit, though. Don't accuse Denis of racism without more evidence than "sending his kid to a private school".

Did I say racist? I took offense to his shot at union teachers. For the record I don't think Den is a racist. He is a private school supremacist :drunken:

But let's be real for a second. What did "the other kids" refer to? Race was clearly a factor in that post.

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Both you and Spaulding are making false assumptions about public education based primarily on misleading stats and preconceived notions. If your kid is a good student with good grades he/she will be in advanced classes and will continue to excel in a public school.

As for money - it's not a solution by itself but you'd have to admit that well funded school districts have a distinct advantage over poor communities. Btw, when the church stops asking for more money that will be a true miracle.


No I'm not. I'm saying what I'm saying because I don't think my kids are being well educated. They flip kids around based on tests that make no sense. They don't even use the results of the PARCC tests for anything which they don't get til the next school year and some of their work is geared towards being able to answer those questions. If your kid is a good student they will be okay eventually (at least that's what I've been told) but the grade school years are being wasted and they aren't prepared for middle and high school. Some of the smarter kids aren't getting the instruction they need at the grade school level, the average kids are struggling, the below average get lots of help but I don't know that that gives them the results they want.

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Problems with Charters

1. Quality of instruction. Charter school teachers are more often than not uncertified. They are untrained to teach in most cases.

2. High turnover rate amongst the staff and the administration. Tremendous amount of instability in charter schools.

3. Stigmatized for being the educational system for poor and impoverished neighborhoods.

4. There is a reason that affluent neighborhoods fight like hell to keep them out. If Charters provide better schooling, then why are they relegated to poorer neighborhoods.

5. Typically are outperformed by corresponding neighborhood schools. That shouldn't happen given the fact that Charters have an opportunity to select which students that want to admit. They also have the opportunity to remove undesirable students. Neighborhood schools have neither.


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But let's be real for a second. What did "the other kids" refer to? Race was clearly a factor in that post.


Not necessarily. There are kids with psychological, emotional, learning, and behavioral problems that have nothing to do with race or economic status.


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Most people in Catholic schools do not want a true voucher system. They would be up in arms if the less desirable kids/parents they are trying to avoid found a way into their schools with vouchers.

We once had a kid who moved into town and try to enroll in our school who as BD and had a personal aide at his previous school. The family was rich and was even willing to pay for the aide. Our principal past on the kid, so did the two other local Catholic schools. Kid ended up at the public school in our district. Now if there was a voucher system we would of had to take him, which would of pissed off the other 20 plus families in the class.

I don't think I've said this before but Conns is right. Absolutely right.


Who are the undesirables they are keeping out?

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My preference is for teachers who teach better than their union equivalents. And on that point, I am happy to report that my preference has been universally fulfilled.

I've never gone to a private school and don't know many people who have, so this might be one of my usual uninformed comments, but isn't the expectation that a private school teacher should be better if you are paying X thousands of dollars more a year? I don't really see the fault in the Denis post you quoted.

He specifically said equivalent union teacher. There were arguments made in previous posts as to why there may be advantages to paying x thousand of dollars. Class size, expectations etc. That's different than "better teachers". Actually I believe private school teachers are actually paid less on average. IMO many parents are paying to keep their kids away from "the other kids."

That's bullshit, though. Don't accuse Denis of racism without more evidence than "sending his kid to a private school".

Did I say racist? I took offense to his shot at union teachers. For the record I don't think Den is a racist. He is a private school supremacist :drunken:

But let's be real for a second. What did "the other kids" refer to? Race was clearly a factor in that post.

No it wasn't race based at all. It's a prejudice against the general public. A belief that public schools are more likely to expose kids to bad influences.

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But let's be real for a second. What did "the other kids" refer to? Race was clearly a factor in that post.


Not necessarily. There are kids with psychological, emotional, learning, and behavioral problems that have nothing to do with race or economic status.

Are you of the opinion your kids are better off not interacting with such students?

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Most people in Catholic schools do not want a true voucher system. They would be up in arms if the less desirable kids/parents they are trying to avoid found a way into their schools with vouchers.

We once had a kid who moved into town and try to enroll in our school who was BD and had a personal aide at his previous school. The family was rich and was even willing to pay for the aide. Our principal past on the kid, so did the two other local Catholic schools. Kid ended up at the public school in our district. Now if there was a voucher system we would of had to take him, which would of pissed off the other 20 plus families in the class.


You are a giant piece of shit and just in no uncertain terms called people that prefer their kids go to catholic school hitler.

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The ability to select from amongst the very best of a given pool often determines what type of school you will have. Private schools are no exception. North Side Prep is one of the top schools in this country. If you take their teachers and place them in about 97% of the schools I've worked in the results would be the same or possibly worse.

If it was all about the teachers then there wouldn't be a need for selective enrollment of any kind.

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I've never gone to a private school and don't know many people who have, so this might be one of my usual uninformed comments, but isn't the expectation that a private school teacher should be better if you are paying X thousands of dollars more a year? I don't really see the fault in the Denis post you quoted.


Private school teachers make considerably less money than public school teachers. A ten year veteran in the Chicagoland area will make anywhere from 30k to 60k less in the private school system.


It might be possible that they start wide eyed in parochial school and actually care about kids more than protecting shit in a union?

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I've never gone to a private school and don't know many people who have, so this might be one of my usual uninformed comments, but isn't the expectation that a private school teacher should be better if you are paying X thousands of dollars more a year? I don't really see the fault in the Denis post you quoted.


Private school teachers make considerably less money than public school teachers. A ten year veteran in the Chicagoland area will make anywhere from 30k to 60k less in the private school system.

So then the problem isn't charter schools at all. It's inadequate funding for public schools. Why are people demonizing Denis for sending his kids to private/charter schools?


Be honest? Dennis' kids are white. Guess what? The majority of the parents of this board want their kids to be the best they can be like sports. Is anyone suggesting you make too much money send your kids to Englewood for a life experience? No! Blow your liberalism out your ass until you send your kids into the shit.

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PostPosted: Sat Dec 03, 2016 12:20 am 
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Mike is drunk.

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 Post subject: Re: Bigotry
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FavreFan wrote:
Are you of the opinion your kids are better off not interacting with such students?


I wouldn't say better off not interacting, it's mostly good. I think my kids will do fine as zippy said the smarter kids are usually okay and I'm involved. There are assholes and good people you need to be understanding of all thru life. When kids are left completely disciplined or it has a negative effect on your child's education it becomes more difficult to navigate. When something is wrong - it's wrong. People gloss over it, think it's okay, don't want to create a problem, don't treat things with common sense, etc. My parents sent me to private schools and I see the difference in kids, parents, and the way things go.


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 Post subject: Re: Bigotry
PostPosted: Sat Dec 03, 2016 12:22 am 
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Chus wrote:
Mike is drunk.

:lol: :drunken: :lol:

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Chus wrote:
Mike is drunk.


As shit!

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