Rhode Island H7615 allows local communities to adopt an all-charter public school model with local council, school committee, and voter approval.

Rhode Island H7615 permits cities and towns to adopt an all-charter public school model for public education. This requires approval from the local municipality’s council and school committee, followed by a referendum at a special or general election. If approved by voters, the municipality can implement the model, which may include establishing new charter schools, converting traditional schools to charters, or a combination. The bill takes effect upon passage.

Rhode Island H7615 allows local communities to adopt an all-charter public school model with local council, school committee, and voter approval.

Rhode Island H7615 permits cities and towns to adopt an all-charter public school model for public education. This requires approval from the local municipality’s council and school committee, followed by a referendum at a special or general election. If approved by voters, the municipality can implement the model, which may include establishing new charter schools, converting traditional schools to charters, or a combination. The bill takes effect upon passage.