Admittedly, this is not the most principaled stand the Steubenville schools could make at this time.
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Others argue strong pastoral support at faith-based schools could provide a credible explanation for the results.
Head teacher Martin Braidley said that schools could be adversely affected if "rogue" results were published.
For investors with strong stomachs, then, the beaten-down shares of for-profit schools could represent an opportunity.
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If this goes against them, the schools could be fined up to 10% of annual turnover.
Others suggest that bad schools could be closed, or turned over to the private sector.
"It adds a complication which schools could do without at this time, " she says.
Labour created a fund to which oversubscribed schools could apply to help increase capacity.
For that matter, charter schools could operate just fine with unionized teachers inside the broader school system.
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If the Tories stand firm, free schools could be in Britain to stay.
According to the school chief administrative officer, the schools could see cost savings over the life of the agreement.
One indicator that could be used to spot problems in schools could be how reliant they are on supply teachers.
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The city has had charter schools for years, but previously only low-income children or those in low-performing schools could enroll.
After all, England's schools could do pretty much what they liked in the 1970s, and many did, with hardly impressive results.
The local authority predicted that some schools could face a 10% drop in funding, while others may see a 17% budget rise.
Schools could help to reduce teenage pregnancies by encouraging their pupils to talk about relationships, not just explain how to use contraceptives.
Mr Williams suggested that schools could invite experts into schools to give talks but said teachers would also need training and resources.
In fact, nonconsumption of these classes was enormous because most individual schools could not afford the luxury of offering these lower-enrollment classes.
Last month the court decided by 5-4 that schools could be sued for failing to stop sexual harassment of one pupil by another.
Two new schools could be built and three others expanded to create 885 new places under plans being considered by Surrey County Council.
At the same time, rich-world firms have invested heavily in new technology, raising demand for skilled workers faster than schools could increase supply.
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The program would be nationwide, and schools could opt out of it, but that would be up to the faculty and the parents.
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Other classes could be conducted in the traditional manner locally, or schools could adopt a hybrid approach with local teaching assistants supplementing remote lectures.
K-12 education has seen a boost in single-sex schools since 2006, when the Bush administration relaxed regulations on how public schools could implement it.
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Rick Hess and Bruno Manno captured this important opportunity that the unbundling of schools could afford in their book Customized Schooling: Beyond Whole-School Reform.
Some schools could lose half their teachers because of a policy that requires the last teachers hired to be laid off first, regardless of merit.
Alternatively schools could be given a per-capita grant, as in Ireland.
It said pupils at secondary schools could decide their own ethnicity.
And she thinks that the Conservative policy of devolving budgetary responsibility to individual schools could prove a model for building strong institutions at the estate level.
With few mothers working, shop opening hours could be short, schools could open for only half the day (most start at 8am) and child-care assistance was superfluous.
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