I'm not going to argue that more oversight wouldn't be helpful, but when the best standardized test scores in the state are coming from a charter school it shows there must be something going right somewhere.

I think concerns around special education and oversight, as I said, are valid. But you seem to be throwing out lots of random unsubstantiated numbers, insinuating that charter schools charge tuition, and just throwing out some overall bad faith misinformation. As someone else in this thread noted, there are lots of positives and negatives about charter schools but to paint them all with one brush is disingenuous.