charterist
- noun
- /ˈtʃɑːrtərɪst/
- US
- Many charterists believe that innovation in education comes from independent public schools.
Examples
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As a proud charterist, she attended every meeting to support new charter school proposals.
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The charterist argued that more school choice would benefit students in the district.
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She is a passionate charterist advocating for better education.
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Many charterists believe that school choice improves quality.
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The charterist explained how charter schools can provide more tailored educational options for students.
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As a dedicated charterist, he worked tirelessly to promote the establishment of new charter schools in his community.
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Many charterists argue that increased competition among schools leads to higher educational standards.
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Etymology
Charterist is formed from charter ('a written paper that allows or gives rights') plus the ending -ist (like in activist, meaning 'a person who supports'). So a charterist is someone who supports charter schools and school choice.