An increasing number of charter schools are using «blended learning» models, where students go to school but spend lots of time in front of keyboards and screens. (inthepublicinterest.org)
However, a growing number of charter schools aims to serve a more diverse student body. (educationnext.org)
When large numbers of charters fail to perform as well as the failing mainline schools they were supposed to be an alternative to, it threatens the entire sector, he said. (minnpost.com)