What States Can Do to Promote District-Charter Collaboration
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Alex Medler, Center on Reinventing Public Education
30 Jun, 2016
Charter School Laws, State Education Agency, District-Charter collaboration, Policy Maker, Policy

Collaboration opens the door for charter and traditional public schools to share ideas, best practices, and buildings in ways that can make a real difference for schools and students. This paper from the Center on Reinventing Public Education outlines ways that states can leverage their roles to aid in district-charter collaboration.

 
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