The Northeast Charter Schools Network today sent the following statement in response to
additional charter school seats that were proposed for approval to the State Board of Education on Wednesday...
New Haven, CT — The Northeast Charter Schools Network today sent the following statement in response to
additional charter school seats that were proposed for approval to the State Board of Education on Wednesday.
Not exact matches
The State Board of Education approved 504
additional seats in state
charter schools for next year Wednesday after hearing impassioned pleas both for and against the proposal.
By a 7 - 1 vote, the State Board of Education turned down a request Wednesday from three
charter schools for 57
additional charter seats at a cost of $ 627,000.
Since the 2008 - 09 academic year,
charters have added 650,000
seats — which includes more than 300,000
additional students through new
schools, and 350,000 who are being served through the expansion of existing ones.
For at least a few of the more than 7,000 names sitting on
charter school waitlists, these
additional seats will open the door to life - changing educational opportunities.
Charter schools simply do not have the means to meet the growing demand for
additional seats because they do not receive facilities funding from the state.
As a result of the demand from Texans for more
seats at a public
charter school and TCSA's advocacy efforts, we have seen legislation that includes
additional funding for public
charter schools:
Whereas Success Academy
charter school has already advertised
additional seats for the 2017/18
school year in JHS 145
On July 19, 2017, the unelected, governor - appointed Connecticut State Board of Education approved 504
additional seats in state
charter schools for next year, with 154 of those
seats going to Capital Preparatory Harbor
School in Bridgeport.
Along with the the two new
schools, 16 of the 22 existing Connecticut's public
charter schools have
additional seats in the 2015 - 2016
school year.
«Thanks to these
additional seats, children will be able to come off waiting lists, and families in Bridgeport and Stamford will have new, high - quality
charter schools for students in their communities.
The State Board of Education today voted to allocate 1,062
additional seats to public
charter schools across the state.