I think this is you know, this is really tipping the hand to the traditional school districts to the special interests kind of involved with the traditional school districts at the expense of trying to provide children and families who are desperate for high-quality choices.
Chris Jacobs: “I think this is you know, this is really tipping the hand to the traditional school districts to the special interests…”
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Jacobs criticizes the proposed rule for favoring traditional school districts over charter schools.
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