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How Are School Districts Responding to Charter Laws and Charter Schools?
A Study of Eight States and the District of Columbia
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Eric Rofes
Humboldt State University
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This report provides findings from a study titled "How Are School Districts Responding to Charter Laws and Charter Schools?" This research aimed to identify: (1) the impact of charter schools on school districts; (2) the ways school districts had responded; and whether districts had experienced systemic change as a result of charter laws and the opening of charter schools.
The study was conducted in 1997, six years into the nation's experiment with charter schools. It focused on eight states and the District of Columbia and included case studies of 25 school districts affected by charter schools. This research was funded by The Saint Paul Foundation and was hosted by Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE).
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Rofes, Eric. (1998, April). How Are School Districts Responding to Charter Laws and Charter Schools? A Study of Eight States and the District of Columbia [Report]. Policy Analysis for California Education. https://edpolicyinca.org/publications/how-are-school-districts-responding-charter-laws-and-charter-schools
Rofes, Eric. (1998, April). How Are School Districts Responding to Charter Laws and Charter Schools? A Study of Eight States and the District of Columbia [Report]. Policy Analysis for California Education. https://edpolicyinca.org/publications/how-are-school-districts-responding-charter-laws-and-charter-schools
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