Gov. Dunleavy wants his appointed State School Board to have charter “authorization” power. Could this let the State Board authorize current private or religious schools as ‘State Charter Schools’? That might let them get around the court’s unconstitutional determination or at least extend the “shadow” function until another lawsuit is resolved.
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matt
could you provide a link the AG legal opinion referred to in your article? thanks!
Gov. Dunleavy wants his appointed State School Board to have charter “authorization” power. Could this let the State Board authorize current private or religious schools as ‘State Charter Schools’? That might let them get around the court’s unconstitutional determination or at least extend the “shadow” function until another lawsuit is resolved.
bingo!
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