The effect of this new law is to put an unconstitutional price tag on admissions to public schools. The law leaves out thousands of families who do not qualify for public assistance.

If they repeal the law this summer, then there won't be any need to pursue the litigation. That's why we've agreed to hold off.

It's her meeting. There isn't anything that permits members of the public to be present in any day-to-day operations of schools.

I think that the law has driven schools to be more data and result centered, which was very much needed.

A silver lining to the Supreme Court's opinion is the court made it clear law schools are free to organize protests.

Charter schools, as a matter of law, have always been exempted from the accountability system, and the 65 percent requirement is part of the financial accountability system. We don't know that there is an administrative way around it, but certainly if there is a way that Gov. Perry administratively can achieve that, he certainly will do that.