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District warns of operational and fiscal strain from Schools of Hope co‑location rules
Summary
Superintendent Michael Burke told delegation members that new Schools of Hope provisions allowing charter co‑location on district campuses create logistical problems and potential fiscal stress because districts are required to provide services without adequate cost recovery.
Superintendent Michael Burke said the district is concerned about new state rules that allow Schools of Hope (state‑supported charter operators) to co‑locate on district campuses and that the changes could produce operational and financial strain.
"What eventually was passed ... is that Schools of Hope can come in and co locate into our schools at virtually no cost," Burke said, describing the district obligation to serve, feed, transport…
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