The charter school movement has lost its vision, which was once characterized by innovation and reform. Success has led to internal division among advocates, leading to ambiguous goals. The lack of a clear vision has allowed adversaries to shape public perception negatively. Charter schools must articulate how their growth benefits all public education to regain public support.
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