New York A04833 prohibits charter school applications from being approved if a state or fiscal monitor is not operating in the school district.
New York A04833 amends the education law to disallow charter school applications in districts without a state or fiscal monitor. The bill adds a new condition to the approval criteria for charter schools, ensuring that such applications cannot be approved unless a state or fiscal monitor is operating in the school district. This provision aims to ensure oversight and accountability in districts where charter schools are proposed.
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