Success Academy Charter Schools - interview with Robert Pondiscio (Part 2) | VIEWPOINT

AEI's Nat Malkus sits down with Thomas B. Fordham Institute scholar and teacher, Robert Pondiscio, to discuss his book outlining the successes of and challenges facing Success Academy Charter Schools.
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[@AlexBianco100]

Great interview! Will look into this book!

[@mcconn746]

Great interview. I wish you had asked how graduating students do in college. Can you answer this question? Thanks.

[@JoeKenn51]

Good.Well balanced. For poor people, but not only - brilliant!