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Tell your California representative to support AB 1478

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April 3, 2017

Should charters have open meetings? Should their data and information be readily available to the public? Should operators of non-profit charters be able to profit from their schools?

If you your answers to these questions are Yes, Yes, and No. Then join in demanding charter transparency and accountability. With AB 1478 we have a legislative opportunity to give charter supporters the transparency and accountability that they say in public they support, but still ask the California Charter Schools Association to spend millions of dollars to oppose.

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The taxpayers of California deserve transparency regarding how their tax dollars are spent by charter schools. I am tired of charter school scandals. California’s children and taxpayers deserve better. Please support AB 1478.

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Should charters have open meetings? Should their data and information be readily available to the public? Should operators of non-profit charters be able to profit from their schools? If you your answers to these questions are Yes, Yes, and No. Then join in demanding charter transparency and accountability. With AB 1478 we have a legislative opportunity…

2 responses to “Tell your California representative to support AB 1478”

ciedie aech

April 4, 2017 at 1:19 pm

Your logic transfers effectively to the larger national picture. Writing letters, emails, postcards and tweets to any and all legislators, to DeVos at the Dept. of Education, and to local and state school board members repeating the basic argument that “[T]axpayers…deserve transparency regarding how their tax dollars are spent by charter schools. I am tired of charter school scandals. [Our nation’s] children and taxpayers deserve better” might work very well across the country.

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peachymeyer

April 3, 2017 at 6:12 pm

Assembly Member Todd Gloria (San Diego AD 78) said he has had a lot of feedback on AB 1478, but he does not have a position on it at this time (Monday, 4 p.m.).

On Mon, Apr 3, 2017 at 3:51 PM, Cloaking Inequity wrote:

> Dr. Julian Vasquez Heilig posted: “For my California peeps… We need to > demand charter transparency and accountability. With AB 1478 we have a > legislative opportunity to give charter supporters the transparency and > accountability that they say in public they support, but still ask the Cal” >

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