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A new report shows -- once again -- that several publicly funded Education Management Organizations (EMOs) won't give researchers information about their finances.
I guess public funding is one thing, but public scrutiny is quite another.
And manners? Those are about as popular as scrutinty.
Researchers said that the Ohio-based White Hat Management was so reluctant to provide information that an employee answering the phone at their corporate headquarters refused to provide even her name before hanging up on an ASU researcher.
The study is called "Profiles of For-Profit Education Management Organizations: 2006-2007" and it was released today by the Arizona State University Commercialism in Education and Education Policy Research Units.
The data collected in the report suggest that the number of charter schools overall has increased and the number of EMO-run charter schools has stabilized or declined slightly. The number of students enrolled in charter schools has shown a slight decrease.
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Have you ever seen him? He wears that over-sized, white cowboy hat indoors, and Miss Manners tells us that a true gentleman would have doffed his hat.
Maybe it hides his insecurities. You know what they say: Big hat, small ranch.