To the Editor: Nobody goes into public education to get rich.
But if your lust is for personal economic gain, you may be in luck as a charter-school operator. As a bonus, if you finesse the jargon and optics, you may pass as a child advocate and free-enterprise philanthropist while indulging your appetite as a profit-hungry tycoon.
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