When the new law was enacted, there were a dozen authorizers overseeing charters in the city.
“We would have to dramatically cut personnel to even put a dent in this problem,”
Home visits by teachers and principals are popular across the country.
Pro-district forces argue that sending more tax dollars to charters means less money for Detroit’s district schools.
A powerful coalition of city leaders says the warring factions need to start working together to solve Detroit’s educational crisis.
