North Carolina S371 mandates charter revocation for schools low-performing for four years, restricts expansion for low-performing schools, limits.
North Carolina S371 aims to address the issue of chronically low-performing charter schools by setting strict criteria for their operation and oversight. The bill mandates the revocation of charters for schools identified as low-performing for four consecutive years. It also restricts low-performing charter schools from expanding their enrollment, even if such expansion was planned in their charter. Additionally, the bill limits the charters for remote academies to three years, with a requirement for renewal based on performance.
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