| Legislative Summary | Passed in 1992 and recently amended in 2002, California's charter school law set a statewide cap of 250 schools in 1998-99, with 100 additional charters allowed per year.
The CSU Institute for Education Reform has posted a California's Revised Charter School Laws page, which contains general documentation of the recent legislative changes in California's charter school law, as well as a Charter School News page, which contains updates on CA charter school issues by IER staff.
Links to California Charter Schools Laws, Legislation and RegulationsPassed in 1992 and recently amended in 2002, California's charter school law set a statewide cap of 250 schools in 1998-99, with 100 additional charters allowed per year. Charters are granted by the governing board of the school districts, county boards of education, or the state board. Charter terms are up to 5 years. General purpose and categorical funding for charter schools is comparable with other public schools, and charter schools may receive funds directly from the state.
The CSU Institute for Education Reform has posted a California's Revised Charter School Laws page, which contains general documentation of the recent legislative changes in California's charter school law, as well as a Charter School News page, which contains updates on CA charter school issues by IER staff.Passed in 1992 and recently amended in 2002, California's charter school law set a statewide cap of 250 schools in 1998-99, with 100 additional charters allowed per year.
The CSU Institute for Education Reform has posted a California's Revised Charter School Laws page, which contains general documentation of the recent legislative changes in California's charter school law, as well as a Charter School News page, which contains updates on CA charter school issues by IER staff.
Links to California Charter Schools Laws, Legislation and RegulationsPassed in 1992 and recently amended in 2002, California's charter school law set a statewide cap of 250 schools in 1998-99, with 100 additional charters allowed per year. Charters are granted by the governing board of the school districts, county boards of education, or the state board. Charter terms are up to 5 years. General purpose and categorical funding for charter schools is comparable with other public schools, and charter schools may receive funds directly from the state.
The CSU Institute for Education Reform has posted a California's Revised Charter School Laws page, which contains general documentation of the recent legislative changes in California's charter school law, as well as a Charter School News page, which contains updates on CA charter school issues by IER staff.Passed in 1992 and recently amended in 2002, California's charter school law set a statewide cap of 250 schools in 1998-99, with 100 additional charters allowed per year.
The CSU Institute for Education Reform has posted a California's Revised Charter School Laws page, which contains general documentation of the recent legislative changes in California's charter school law, as well as a Charter School News page, which contains updates on CA charter school issues by IER staff.
Links to California Charter Schools Laws, Legislation and RegulationsPassed in 1992 and recently amended in 2002, California's charter school law set a statewide cap of 250 schools in 1998-99, with 100 additional charters allowed per year. Charters are granted by the governing board of the school districts, county boards of education, or the state board. Charter terms are up to 5 years. General purpose and categorical funding for charter schools is comparable with other public schools, and charter schools may receive funds directly from the state.
The CSU Institute for Education Reform has posted a California's Revised Charter School Laws page, which contains general documentation of the recent legislative changes in California's charter school law, as well as a Charter School News page, which contains updates on CA charter school issues by IER staff.Passed in 1992 and recently amended in 2002, California's charter school law set a statewide cap of 250 schools in 1998-99, with 100 additional charters allowed per year.
The CSU Institute for Education Reform has posted a California's Revised Charter School Laws page, which contains general documentation of the recent legislative changes in California's charter school law, as well as a Charter School News page, which contains updates on CA charter school issues by IER staff.
Links to California Charter Schools Laws, Legislation and RegulationsPassed in 1992 and recently amended in 2002, California's charter school law set a statewide cap of 250 schools in 1998-99, with 100 additional charters allowed per year. Charters are granted by the governing board of the school districts, county boards of education, or the state board. Charter terms are up to 5 years. General purpose and categorical funding for charter schools is comparable with other public schools, and charter schools may receive funds directly from the state.
The CSU Institute for Education Reform has posted a California's Revised Charter School Laws page, which contains general documentation of the recent legislative changes in California's charter school law, as well as a Charter School News page, which contains updates on CA charter school issues by IER staff. |
