Ignore the Data Behind The Curtain!
Because the data contradicts their noise machine. Read the whole thing. (It's so hard to decide whether to treat "data" as a singular or plural, btw.)
Anyway, the bottom line for charters vs. take-all, serve-all neighborhood schools is this:
The neighborhood schools have slightly more kids exceeding the standards.I noticed the Brizard immediately lept on the single statistic that even came close to being
The charter schools have slightly more kids meeting standards.
The neighborhood schools made more gains during this last round of testing.