The legislature provided $ 60 million in state funding for charter facilities during the 2017 session, but a significant funding gap between traditional schools and public charters persists. (txcharterschools.org)
And although charter facilities are expensive to develop, those costs are low compared with what school districts typically pay to build a school. (ccsa.org)
The two leaders have strongly supported charters, helping secure approvals, making public - school space available on favorable terms and putting aside city capital dollars for charter facilities. (wacharterschools.org)