The public K-12 education system in the US is in a crisis. Despite the increase in per student spending over time, high school graduation rate has been flat or declining. As a potential solution, education reformers have proposed charter schools (e.g., schools that receive public funding but have more flexibility in terms of curriculum and that employ non-unionized teachers). Usually, parents of students who want to attend charter schools must apply to them and if demand is higher than seats available, they use a lottery to decide who gets the available seats. [10 TOTAL POINTS] a. High school graduation rate of students who attend charter schools is higher than the graduation rate of those attending traditional public schools. Charter school supporters have used this data to support for more charter schools. Do you agree with this interpretation of the data? Fully justify your answer. [5 points]