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@ISIDEWITHQuestionseducation7yrs ago

Do you support charter schools?

Charter schools are tax payer funded K-12 schools that are managed by private companies. In Sweden the system of friskolor ("charter schools") was instituted in 1992. There are currently 900 charter schools throughout the country. These are publicly funded by school vouchers and can be run by not-for-profits as well as for-profit companies. The schools are prohibited from supplementing the public funds with tuition or other fees, pupils must be admitted on a first-come, first-served basis and entrance exams are not permitted.

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How do you think the quality of your education would change if your school was privately managed?

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Do you believe schools should be more like businesses, or should they remain under public control, and why?

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What factors would make you choose (or avoid) attending a charter school if given the chance?

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How do you feel about the idea that some students have better educational opportunities because they can attend a charter school while others cannot?

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Do you think schools should be allowed to make a profit, or should education be seen as a public service that isn’t focused on money?

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If a charter school promised smaller class sizes but less funding for extracurricular activities, would that be a good trade-off for you?

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Do you think it’s fair for public school systems to compete with charter schools for funding, or does one naturally deserve more resources?

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How might the presence of charter schools affect the community where you live, both positively and negatively?

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Should parents be allowed to choose which school their child attends, even if it means the public funding is distributed unevenly?

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If charter schools result in higher test scores for students, does that mean our public education system should adopt similar methods?