Was launched in 1992 Reichs innovative public schools in low-income area of New York to provide a quality education for urban children, the public school system is not properly maintained. Since they founded the Children Foundation (BWCF) in 1989 as a public fund to support the school. Alternative public schools did not exist when Reichs plan educational and business models for the school. This case provides the background for the challenges facing the base in the first eight years, and then opened for discussion of the new strategic direction for the foundation can be authorized after the law passed in 1998, and Reichs decided to transform the school into an independent charter. The Fund shall be considered: 1) is a human rights organization of charter schools and public school reform, 2) the creation of new charter schools by replicating the model, 3) the conversion into national policy think tank to analyze the collected data and publish studies, 4) is an educational consulting firm to provide strategic Management and Policy Services 'client' schools, and 5) the use of their educational model to turn around troubled schools. "Hide
by David Brady, Karen Jacobson Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business 43 pages. Publication Date: March 19, 2002. Prod. #: SI12-PDF-ENG
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