Making the Grade? Questions to Ask About School Services Privatization | In the Public Interest

Making the Grade? Questions to Ask About School Services Privatization | In the Public Interest:

Making the Grade? Questions to Ask About School Services Privatization

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 10/25/2013

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This guide provides examples of important questions that decision makers should consider when faced with a proposed privatization effort. Advocates, including school service personnel, teachers, parents, and members of the community can use these questions to ensure that decision makers keep students’ and the broader district’s best interest at the heart of these conversations. They should be able to answer each of these questions before making the decision to privatize school services. These questions can be helpful to use during meetings with school administrators, in testimony at school board hearings, and even in meetings with allies to draw attention to problems with a proposed privatization initiative. While this is not a complete or exhaustive guide, it provides a framework for examining and evaluating school services privatization.

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In the Public Interest School Services Guide