the question is do you understand that when the parent makes that choice and the child moves to the charter school and the funding moves with the child, that leaves a funding gap at the previous school that it can't instantaneously or magically fill?
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Whitehouse highlights the funding challenges faced by traditional public schools when students switch to charter schools.
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