Posted October 20, 2025 03:29
· last edited October 20, 2025 03:32
100 per cent correct.
The reason why David Seymour is selling it is union busting.
If that involves siphoning millions of dollars away from the public system and having a disjointed education system, he views it as money really well spent.martinb
coochiee
Manukura in Palmy North is producing excellent results in sports (rugby codes) and academically.
See that is called a 'character school' not charter. What's the difference?
The main benefit of charter schools as a whole seems to be union busting. Plus they don’t seem to have to follow a whole lot of restrictions other schools do- cellphone bans, curriculum, reports, teachers pay scale and qualification requirements etc.
I think special character schools are basically private schools like the ones run by various churches. I think though they are supposed to, at least in theory, still follow a lot of standards the general public system does. I read a bit of a reporting my David Farrier on a religious school and their approach towards gay students, which in theory should have had some repercussions.
But given a specific reason of this one being so academy prospects don’t have to set speed records between school and various trainings and I’m a Nix fan I’m less allergic to it.
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Unknown editoredited October 20, 2025 03:32
100 per cent correct.
The reason why David Seymour is selling it is union busting.
If that involves siphoning millions of dollars away from the public system and having a disjointed education system, he views it as money well spent.martinb
coochiee
Manukura in Palmy North is producing excellent results in sports (rugby codes) and academically.
See that is called a 'character school' not charter. What's the difference?
The main benefit of charter schools as a whole seems to be union busting. Plus they don’t seem to have to follow a whole lot of restrictions other schools do- cellphone bans, curriculum, reports, teachers pay scale and qualification requirements etc.
I think special character schools are basically private schools like the ones run by various churches. I think though they are supposed to, at least in theory, still follow a lot of standards the general public system does. I read a bit of a reporting my David Farrier on a religious school and their approach towards gay students, which in theory should have had some repercussions.
But given a specific reason of this one being so academy prospects don’t have to set speed records between school and various trainings and I’m a Nix fan I’m less allergic to it.
Unknown editoredited October 20, 2025 03:32
100 per cent correct.
The reason why David Seymour is selling it is union busting.martinb
coochiee
Manukura in Palmy North is producing excellent results in sports (rugby codes) and academically.
See that is called a 'character school' not charter. What's the difference?
The main benefit of charter schools as a whole seems to be union busting. Plus they don’t seem to have to follow a whole lot of restrictions other schools do- cellphone bans, curriculum, reports, teachers pay scale and qualification requirements etc.
I think special character schools are basically private schools like the ones run by various churches. I think though they are supposed to, at least in theory, still follow a lot of standards the general public system does. I read a bit of a reporting my David Farrier on a religious school and their approach towards gay students, which in theory should have had some repercussions.
But given a specific reason of this one being so academy prospects don’t have to set speed records between school and various trainings and I’m a Nix fan I’m less allergic to it.