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Related: About this forumBill de Blasio Paves Way for More Charter Co-Locations
JILL COLVIN
Mayor Bill de Blasio made clear today that his schools agenda will include more controversial co-locations and charter schools, despite his constant hammering of both on the campaign trail.
Speaking today on WNYCs The Brian Lehrer Show, Mr. de Blasio expanded on a speech he gave yesterday admitting mistakes in how hed explained his administrations decision to pull the plug on a handful of charter school co-locations.
The previous administration had a particular game plan and many of the co-locations were undertaken without real parental involvement, without a sense of how the co-location would affect the receiving school. And a lot of these co-locations have been very troubled for that reason, he said. What weve said is therell be moratorium until we can come up with a fair system that really values the voices of parents and values the needs of the receiving school. But then we will be able to do co-locations in an appropriate manner.
I think the bottom line is: You can do co-locations, but they have to be done in a respectful and mindful manner, he added.
http://politicker.com/2014/03/bill-de-blasio-paves-way-for-more-charter-co-locations/
Smarmie Doofus
(14,498 posts)... and Disrespectful."
hrmjustin
(71,265 posts)The idea that the NY press is liberal is being proven laughable.
Smarmie Doofus
(14,498 posts)And that that's a *good* thing. Otherwise he'll be divisive... like Chavez, or something.
>>>The idea that the NY press is liberal is being proven laughable.>>>>>
That hasn't been remotely true for a LOOOOOOOONG time. A few individual writers here and there.
Working for corporate monsters.
Tolerated for the time being.
But probably not for long.