Over the last two years, the state placed five charter schools on probation because of low projected enrollment. (whyy.org)
This is consistent with the incentives generated by the policy, which placed low - achieving schools on probation. (educationnext.org)
State law empowers the education commissioner to place charter schools on probation in order to require that the schools implement corrective action if they fail to «achieve measurable progress in reducing racial, ethnic and economic isolation.» (ctmirror.org)