I was indeed turned on . Wish he stayed with the Bills one more year <| sep |> Im crying this is so pretty . I ' m loving that lip color ! <| sep |> Charter schools are semiprivate entities set up by typically forprofit companies . In a State like Michigan for example , the government pays a certain amount per student $ 700010 , 000 enrolled on a given day in the academic year called count day to the district for the complete funding of salaries , programs , facilities , etc . Charter schools will go into an area where the public schools may be lacking and the government will pay them the same amount of money per pupil as the local district gets to set up a school . They have to hire teachers , plan a curriculum , and meet basic benchmarks on testing like public schools . There are significant drawbacks though In districts that are poorly funded , fewer students in public school into charter schools means even less funding , which means more students leaving and poorer scores , etc . Charter schools typically hire less educated , poorer quality teachers , so that they can save money and the school can be profitable Because of this , the vast majority of charter schools actually do WORSE than the failing schools they are set up to compete withSo why push them ? It gives concerned parents in a district the feeling of having a choice over sending their kid to a failing public school , or to a maybebetter charter school It is meant as a way to break up teacher unions in public school districts which fight for higher wages and standards by removing the districts funding source It can be a way to circumvent the separation of church and state by allowing essentially public funding for religiously tilted charter schools Many people are getting fabulously rich setting up many forprofit charter schools . They use their profits to donate to politicians who will continue the process . Edit with videoslhtSPGAY 7 It 36 sUz 7 XDR 9 CaSc