Rhode Island H7525 allows charter schools to use nontraditional learning methods and reallocates seats from non-renewed charters to schools offering.
Rhode Island H7525 amends the state's laws to allow charter schools to implement nontraditional approaches to learning, differing from traditional education methods. These approaches must be reviewed by the Rhode Island Department of Education to ensure they are a sufficient substitute for traditional education. The bill also mandates that seats from charter schools whose charters are not renewed be reallocated to schools authorized to offer nontraditional approaches to learning.
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