Newsletter Update #33, February 6th, 2006 IN THIS EDITION: Goffstown
Charter School Opens
GOFFSTOWN
CHARTER SCHOOL OPENS STATEWIDE SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE & ENGINEERING PROPOSED New Hampshire will join states offering a specialty high school for science and engineering if The Academy for Science and Design is favorably reviewed by the State Board of Education. Daniel Webster College is advancing the science & engineering charter school proposal; 20 educators and college personnel have assisted with components. Dozens of parents and business leaders are expressing interest. Click to listen to a recent WKXL1450 broadcast explaining the school, science education needs, and Daniel Webster College. To join the synergy of this forward-moving school, click here. SURRY
VILLAGE CHARTER SCHOOL PROPOSED The closing of Franklin Career Academy shows how a community's dramatic withholding of state funds can strangle a charter school. HB 76, just passed from the House to the Senate, will assure direct payment of state funds to charter schools. Students in state-authorized charter schools are not guaranteed any other public funding, so state funding cannot be withheld. For charter schools accepting students from multiple communities, HB 76 will prevent another Franklin situation. Our Legislation Watch closely follows education bills for school reform and finance. Take a look. Stay up to date. The last hurdle for New Hampshire schools is adequate funding. See our comparison of public school vs. charter school funding. NEW
ORLEANS REBUILDS WITH CHARTER SCHOOLS
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Charter Schools--Go See
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