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P3 Urban Montessori meets four preopening contract conditions, board told

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Agency staff reported that P3 Urban Montessori resolved four contract conditions required for approval to open as a charter school, including special education staffing, assessments, nonprofit formation, and corrected budget items.

The Statewide Virtual Charter School Board received a preopening update on P3 Urban Montessori, a charter approved in February 2025 to open in the 2026–27 school year, and was told the school satisfied four contract conditions set by the agency.

Agency staff recounted the four conditions: resolve weaknesses in special‑education services; correct norm‑referenced measures of academic growth for reading and mathematics; change entity formation from an LLC to a nonprofit corporation to meet state requirements for governing boards; and correct budgetary inconsistencies identified during application review. "They met the 4 contract conditions," an agency presenter told the board.

Staff said P3 has documented a special‑education teacher on staff and described assessment plans (Istation for math; NWEA MAP or similar for reading identified as MIRA in the application), provided documentation of the entity name and nonprofit status change, corrected its budget and secured a facilities lease. The presenter also said the school applied for Department of Human Services licensure to provide summer daycare and before/after care and had received a partial reimbursement of its $1.9 million charter school program grant award.

The board noted the agency's 18‑month preopening timeline and that P3 had initially sought to open earlier; members said adherence to the preopening timeline was appropriate. The board did not take formal action at the update but staff said compliance officers will meet with school leaders in October to review the preopening checklist and next steps.

The board discussed no additional conditions at the meeting.