> The check on charter schools is that if they provide a bad education, the students will leave. It sound estrange for me. But, I think that you are right that

> The check on charter schools is that if they provide a bad education, the students will leave. It sound estrange for me. But, I think that you are right that this is the intention. Are the kids responsibility to evaluate the validity of the education system? Aren't they just kids that are in school to learn the most basic stuff? There is a reason why kids are not legally adults. And it is their lack of maturity and experience to take decisions. > If they create a bad working environment for teachers, the teachers will leave. The latter actually seems to have checked the subject of the article effectively: teacher turnover was high, and the teachers profiled here both ultimately did leave. It is interesting that the adults where the ones actually leaving.