Re-read the oversight. It's based on transparency and governance. There aren't people doing the oversight, beyond handling complaints and shutting down non-comp

Re-read the oversight. It's based on transparency and governance. There aren't people doing the oversight, beyond handling complaints and shutting down non-compliant schools. The oversight is: - Non-profit, with proper board governance - Comply with all relevant transparency laws (public records, FERPA, PPRA, etc.) - Fair lottery; schools cannot pick-and-choose students who go there - Some amount of standard data reporting - Charters can't charge beyond the voucher amount There is no proposed oversight of what's taught or how it's taught. That's basically how charters work in Massachusetts, where they blow away one of the best public education systems in th world.