Let charter schools flourish so NYC's children can

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : Public schools are not doing well.
65% : The success of charter schools, in general, should speak for itself."
58% : "Her son "gets way more attention at charter schools.
57% : And no, charters don't hurt (or steal money from) the public schools: They are public schools, just alternative ones less burdened by bureaucracy and union rules.
55% : As Monique Bowens of Brooklyn told The Post at the rally, "We need to lift the cap because public schools aren't teaching the kids right."
50% : As parent activist Wai Wah Chin wrote last month: "It's hard to go to a parents' gathering without hearing their complaints about district schools, their anguish over the poor options and stories of how they or their friends left or are planning to leave the system -- whether to charter schools, parochial schools, private schools or outside the city entirely."
47% : The hundreds of parents and children who rallied Tuesday at City Hall to urge state lawmakers to lift the cap on city charter schools are just one sign of the justice of this cause.

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