Why Closing the Latino Gap is the Path to Power

The post emphasizes the urgent need to address the "Latino Gap" in charter schools, highlighting underrepresentation of Latino students and leaders. It calls for courage to challenge inequities in public education and suggests that building Latino leadership is crucial for the charter school movement's future and political strength. Acknowledgments are made for Howard Fuller’s contributions.

 


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