DAME ! Alas , he lives during the golden age of PG . <| sep |> For a long time , I used a PXE menu to boot all the things . I used this guide here p x e m e n u u n itethemalldoslinuxwinpeIt ' s a little cumbersome as in takes a long time to boot to do full Windows ISOs , but does work . At work I still have the same style of menu that will boot into Ghost for older stuff , Dell Diagnostics , an ESXi install , and a redirect to MDTWDS . It ' s a fun project anyhow if you ' ve got a little time to spare . <| sep |> Vaestread high fives right back . You feel a light sting . Hell yes ! <| sep |> It ' s not that simple . Let me put it this way it ' s not like some kids go to public school , a charter school opens , a subset of kids go to charter school , perform better , and the performance at the public school stays the same . If that were the case , I ' d have less problems with charter schools . It ' s more like you already have an underfunded public school system , some of the kids get to go to charter schools instead , some of the best teachers and resources in the area get redirected to charter schools , and the kids who are left in the public system get the short end of the stick . Charter school improves the overall failing number of the area by having less failing , but public school may have more failing precisely due to a loss of resources , and overall the situation doesn ' t change much , just the gap is widened . Let me just say this one more time the kids who are left in public schools in an area with a highly funded charter school get subpar education that is exacerbated by the presence of charter schools . Also , where are you getting this ridiculous failure rate from ? My SO is from Paterson NJ the graduation rate at its very worst is about 50 %, and it ' s 70 % now .