Senate passes bill to create completion and dropout-recovery charter schools
Senate Bill 369, passed by substitute, creates a category of completion/dropout-recovery charter schools with alternative performance standards aimed at returning marginalized students to a path to graduation; proponents said the approach offers new accountability metrics tailored to students' needs.
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The Georgia Senate on Feb. 17 passed a substitute to Senate Bill 369 to establish completion (dropout-recovery) charter schools and create an accountability framework tailored to students who have dropped out or are at high risk of dropping out.
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