Ayesha Roscoe

I mean, you sounded very composed there.

You went down.

I mean, you went down like totally stoic because I would have been like, ah.

But I have to say, my kids would love that so I can see how the kids would love it.

So ruining public education like that.

I mean, that's a strong accusation.

Yeah.

What impact is he having?

So I guess my next question is, like, why are families leaving the traditional public schools?

The greater good.

You said at the top that public charter schools have to accept everyone who applies.

So

Is that also the case for Cedar Rapids Prep?

But is there a downside to having Cedar Rapids Prep as part of the public system?

You know, this idea that this is ruining public education?

One thing I don't understand is if Cedar Rapids Prep is trying to win over families like with the state of the art lab and the cafeteria slide, but it's still a public school.

How can it afford all this stuff?

And, you know, not an obsolete fireplace and all of that.

And look, that's understandable.

You want your kid to be in the nicest, best of the best.