By Benjamin Herold, of WHYY/NewsWorks;
Video by Kimberly Paynter
“The majority of families in Philadelphia wish they had more high quality school options to choose from,” said Mark Gleason, the executive director of the Philadelphia School Partnership and a central figure in the Great Schools Compact. “They don’t understand why, if we have example of schools that are really good, why can’t we have more of them.”
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PSP has invested in 66 schools of all types (public district, public charter, and private) across Philadelphia
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Since 2011, PSP has invested over $65 million in schools of all types to improve educational outcomes of children in Philadelphia
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