Leaders from Springs Charter Schools, The Classical Academies, and The Learning Choice Academy are joining a coalition challenging SB-98 and SB-820 – California’s new state funding laws which do not provide funding for all growing public schools.
Combined, schools represented in the lawsuit have welcomed over 2,000 unfunded new students representing $20.9 million in withheld state funding. These school systems represent a small portion of the 310 non-classroom based schools in California – many of which grew this year. In California, a school is considered non-classroom based if the majority of students spend more than 20 percent of their learning off-campus. Such schools provide families with a range of options from fully virtual to a hybrid of on-campus and at-home learning all done with the support of teachers.
Learn more about the lawsuit and how to support the #FundAllKidsNow movement by visiting FundAllKidsNow.com
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In the News:
10.9.20 – Interest in charter schools on the rise in San Diego County (ABC 10 San Diego)
04.03.21 – Charter schools lawsuit versus state certified as class action
04.07.21 – Charter school leads class-action lawsuit against state education funding
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