>Anyone can take the most motivated, compliant, best-supported students and do well with them. The question is: are charter schools doing better with these stu

>Anyone can take the most motivated, compliant, best-supported students and do well with them. The question is: are charter schools doing better with these students than is being done with them in public schools? On the other end of the spectrum: would it be better to filter kids with behavior issues to their own school where it would be easier to concentrate experts to help them? How do we maximize the area under the student education curve? I don't claim to know but at least under the charter school system we have the ability to tweak the dials.