Fla. Court Rejects Charter Process
Authority Moves Back to Boards
It may be harder for charter schools to get approval in Florida after an appellate court decision last week.
A three-judge panel of the 1st District Court of Appeal on Dec. 2 struck down a 2006 law that lets applicants sidestep the state’s 67 county school boards by getting their charters...
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