'Besides having three kids and marrying my wife, putting my mom in a position where she never has to worry about anything ever again for the rest of her life, this is right up there,' James told media. 'Championships, MVPs, I mean points, rebounds and assists, that stuff [is] whatever. But for me to be able to open up a school and give back to my inner city, so many kids that I know because I was those kids.'While this move is positive, there are some people in the anti-school choice movement who criticize any “non-traditional” school format. Here are a couple things to put those people’s fears at ease.
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