Lane Wright: If America’s Public Schools Are a Family, Charter Schools Are the Unwanted Adopted Child

By Lane Wright

October 22, 2018

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Lane Wright is an editor at Education Post focused on telling stories that help families understand how their schools are doing, how to make them better, and how policy plays a role. He’s a former journalist and former press secretary to Florida Gov. Rick Scott.

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Lane Wright: If America’s Public Schools Are a Family, Charter Schools Are the Unwanted Adopted Child

Education news and commentary, delivered right to your inbox.

Most Popular

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