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Legislation would ratchet down on charter schools
A vintage blackboard in a charter school. (Photo: Greg and Jan Ritchie, via Shutterstock) California’s charter schools could face tighter restrictions if a pair of bills making their way through the Legislature is approved. One would give school districts the right to deny charter schools if they believe they would negatively impact neighborhood schools’ finances, academics or facilities. The other would prohibit school districts from approving a charter school outside their boundaries.
