A California Superior Court judge ruled against hundreds of online and other non-classroom-based charter schools in a class-action lawsuit last week, declaring that the state did not wrongfully deprive the schools of education funding during the pandemic., handed down July 27, was a blow to the schools, which are called non-classroom-based charter schools because at least 20% of the learning occurs off campus, often online or at home.
Last year, because of the pandemic and related school closures, the state initially froze public school funding levels to stabilize schools’ and districts’ finances. “The state determined that raised major concerns for fraud and abuse and inferior education and decided to limit the incentive for expanding that model of education during the pandemic while the state considered the underlying policy around ,” Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta wrote in a June court filing signed by him and others in his office.
“Under the student defunding law, students’ education funding remains at the public school that they depart — thus rewarding public school districts for not serving students they have failed to adequately serve,” the complaint said.Plaintiffs argued that this harmed the education of students at non-classroom-based charters because their schools were forced to spread the same amount of state money across more students.
good nothing but a scam…
Didnt all the charter schools take out PPP loans
Can you please run story on TOGETHER APART? 10 mini film musicals about life on zoom during pandemic. Streaming for free for 2 weeks on Broadway on Demand, raising money with donations for TheActorsFund Link to show: AP article:
Good!
I wonder what tbeir curriculem is. Are they part of Koch schools? They are all over; i call them Charter or Church propoganda schools by; Charles Kochs (and probubly CNP.)