We’re the first ones to admit that the learning curve to understanding certain elements of public education reform is steep. Massachusetts voters, parents or not, must catch up quickly to understand the financial motivations and potential devastating implications of ballot Question Number 2.
We’ve been thinking, talking and writing about this subject for years, so for voters short on time, here’s some background about why this ballot question is shaping up to be the most contentious and expensive ballot fight in Massachusetts history.
Voting NO on Question 2 is vital for the future of public education in Massachusetts.
Links to articles on school privatization from the video:
Ballot Question Number 2 is About Money
Schools are Not a Marketplace
Children are Not Commodities
Schools are Not Tax Shelters
Charter Schools Make Profits (also don't miss our post on this)
Education is Their Bi-product
Market Volatility Will Destroy Education
Money is Their Megaphone
Dark Money Dictates our Democracy
Charter Schools Cannot Fix Poverty and Racism
The Failure of Public Schools is Part of Their Plan
Suspension is Not a Teaching Tool
Ballot Question 2 is a Bad Idea
