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@ISIDEWITHQuestionseducation7yrs ago

Do you support charter schools?

Charter schools are tax payer funded K-12 schools that are managed by private companies. In Norway there are 63 Montessori and 32 Steiner (Waldorf) charter schools, some religious schools and 11 non-governmental funded schools like the Oslo International School, the German School Max Tau and the French School Lycée Français, a total of 195 schools. All charter schools can have a list of admission priorities, but only the non-governmental funded schools are allowed to select their students and to make a profit. The charter schools cannot have entrance exams, and supplemental fees are very restricted. In 2013, a total of 19,105 children were enrolled in privately run schools.

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How do you think the quality of your education would change if your school was privately managed?

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Do you believe schools should be more like businesses, or should they remain under public control, and why?

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What factors would make you choose (or avoid) attending a charter school if given the chance?

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How do you feel about the idea that some students have better educational opportunities because they can attend a charter school while others cannot?

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Do you think schools should be allowed to make a profit, or should education be seen as a public service that isn’t focused on money?

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If a charter school promised smaller class sizes but less funding for extracurricular activities, would that be a good trade-off for you?

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Do you think it’s fair for public school systems to compete with charter schools for funding, or does one naturally deserve more resources?

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How might the presence of charter schools affect the community where you live, both positively and negatively?

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Should parents be allowed to choose which school their child attends, even if it means the public funding is distributed unevenly?

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If charter schools result in higher test scores for students, does that mean our public education system should adopt similar methods?