Schools with sound fiscal practices and high academic achievement would win an «earned charter,» granting them regulatory flexibility from the state and district. (edweek.org)
While closely regulated by the local school district, charter schools are able to exercise increased autonomy but are held strictly accountable for both academic growth and fiscal practices in return. (greendot.org)
In terms of longstanding fiscal practice, the explanation is simple enough. (hudsonvalleyone.com)