Alpha School Expands Into Public Education Amid Questions Over Its Claims
Alpha School reports high student test scores, but some parents and educators question whether the private network delivers on its promises.
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Alpha School, a private school network that says it teaches children twice as fast, is expanding into public education, according to The New York Times.
Its students post high test scores, but some parents and educators say the network falls short of its promises. The criticism raises questions about its approach as it moves beyond private education.
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