https://reason.com/2023/11/27/charter-schools-get-less-funding-but-achieve-similar-test-scores-to-public-schools/

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Devil's Advocate 🙋 They only reference 1 study at pro-charter and the other study reference was just about funding. Also Reason is a known libertarian publication so they'll want to skew things to discredit public education. 
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there are plenty more studies 🙃 
https://www.hoover.org/research/charter-schools-new-evidence-student-success-matter-fact-national-charter-school-study-iii

https://mathematica.org/publications/kipp-middle-schools-impacts-on-achievement-and-other-outcomes-full-report

Do you think the reduced special edu  students are a factor in higher test scores? 🤔

Do you think the reduced special edu  students are a factor in higher test scores? 🤔
https://traue.commons.gc.cuny.edu/issue-2-fall-2013/torre/

https://www.edweek.org/policy-politics/charter-schools-now-outperform-traditional-public-schools-sweeping-study-finds/2023/06

good question i don’t know much about the distribution of special ed kids and whether they are included in these studies. i’m sure it depends on the sample chosen in each research paper. so i can’t say ive analyzed them all with that in mind.