June 22, 2010

Ehrlich meets with charter school parents

Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., who is pledging to double the number of charter schools in the state if he is elected governor, will be meeting in Montgomery County with parents who have been prevented from opening charter schools. Baltimore City still has the vast majority of charter schools, in part because the local school board, which must approve all charters, has been more friendly to these schools than other jurisdictions like Montgomery and Frederick counties. The city also has gotten far more applications from parents, teachers and non-profits who want to open charters. Tomorrow morning, the Maryland state school board is going to be considering a charter school policy, although the details haven't been released. SOURCE: Baltimore Sun

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