ACLU Report on Charter Schools Violations

The video discusses the ACLU's report on over 200 California charter schools accused of violating state and federal laws, particularly in student enrollment policies. The report highlights issues such as discrimination against English learners and undocumented students, and requirements for parental volunteering. Some schools have responded by updating their policies, while others are working with the ACLU to address the concerns. The report has led to policy reviews and corrections in many schools.

What was the main issue reported about California charter schools?

• They were not hiring qualified teachers.

• They were overcharging students.

• They were violating state and federal laws.

• They were not following the curriculum.

How many charter schools were found to have violated students' rights according to the ACLU?

• 100

• 253

• 300

• 200

Which of the following was NOT a category of violation identified by the ACLU?

• Discrimination against English learners

• Requiring parents to volunteer

• Charging tuition fees

• Exclusion based on academic performance

What is the ACLU's stance on equal access for students in charter schools?

• It should be determined by each school.

• It should be the same as public schools.

• It should be based on academic performance.

• It should prioritize English learners.

What did the ACLU report suggest about the written policies of charter schools?

• They are not legally binding.

• They are too strict.

• They might only be the tip of the iceberg.

• They are comprehensive and clear.

What was the response of Sacramento's Community Outreach Academy to the ACLU's report?

• They increased the volunteer hours required.

• They refused to comment.

• They denied the allegations.

• They claimed the policy was outdated and corrected it.

What did Fortune Schools' CEO express about the ACLU's report?

• They planned to sue the ACLU.

• They were happy with the public shaming campaign.

• They were unaware of the violations.

• They believed schools should have been informed before the list was publicized.

What was the main concern of Altavista Community Charter in Auburn regarding the ACLU's report?

• They were not on the list.

• They did not know what they were violating.

• They disagreed with the ACLU's findings.

• They had already corrected their policies.

How many schools were removed from the ACLU's list after correcting their violations?

• 110

• 90

• 70

• 50

What action is the ACLU taking with schools that have corrected their violations?

• They are closing them down.

• They are suing them.

• They are working with them.

• They are ignoring them.