"Any discussion about charters (in PA) must always remember that these schools serve 4 times the percentage of African-American children ...in a state that has some of the worst quality-of-life indicators for Blacks in the nation."https://t.co/NGfWeTBxwl pic.twitter.com/pCgLTDfu0X

— Lenny McAllister (@Lennymcallister) October 23, 2019

Charter Schools Senate Hearing: Giving Parents Options Should Not Be Optional https://t.co/GZUPPiOx6w

— NathanBenefield (@NathanBenefield) October 24, 2019

Going to Harrisburg to fight for educational opportunity for the children who need it the most. I thought I better channel one of the toughest guys ever to live in Pennsylvania, Smokin’ Joe Frazier. This is gonna be some fight! pic.twitter.com/UAmzkU6iKF

— david p. hardy (@davidphardy) October 22, 2019

Demand to increase regulation on #charterschools is sold as accountability, but as @davidphardy points out, charters already face the greatest level of accountability possible: parents who have the choice to leave or stay. @ExcelSchoolsPAhttps://t.co/yunr7WkJKU

— Center for Ed Reform (@edreform) October 25, 2019

Thank you, @CommCharterAcad families, for representing #CCA during today’s #PASenate Education Committee hearing on #charterschools. Families want #schoolchoice and the ability to choose the public school that best serves their child. @PASenateGOP @PASenateDems pic.twitter.com/h0AmcqqX2o

— Reese Flurie (@ReeseFlurie) October 22, 2019

Thank you to all of the testifiers today at the Senate Education Hearing that stood up for charter schools and their students: @mastery_schools, @davidphardy, @ExcelSchoolsPA, @Liberty4pa, @AgoraCCS, @PAVCS, @PALCS & Reach Cyber. #ProtectOurCharterSchools #MyChildMySchoolChoice pic.twitter.com/5XrQs5dXu9

— PA Charter Schools (@PACharter) October 22, 2019

School Districts' Cash Stash Tops $4.6 Billion - @senatorbrewster asks charter schools about their their fund balances, but forgets school districts are hoarding taxpayer money https://t.co/dBAetyi9AD

— NathanBenefield (@NathanBenefield) October 22, 2019

Philadelphia school board prez Joyce Wilkerson at PA senate education subcommittee. She wants to limit charter school options to maintain the fiscal stability of do schools, many of whom have been low performing for 20-30-40 years. pic.twitter.com/zBnXh6fgfx

— david p. hardy (@davidphardy) October 22, 2019

We are still standing strong representing charter schools but most importantly our families and their children. #SaveOurCharterSchools #CharterSchoolsEqualSelfDetermination pic.twitter.com/0c6XfHs7Yp

— Howard Fuller (@HowardLFuller) October 15, 2019