Yes, totally agree with you. It wasn't meant as a prescription but rather as a way to highlight what is actually the significant factor in the purported succes

Yes, totally agree with you. It wasn't meant as a prescription but rather as a way to highlight what is actually the significant factor in the purported success of charter schools. And the original post made the point that a big factor in getting good teachers was a positive working environment for them that was engendered by having only motivated and behaved students.