Cyber charter schools in Pennsylvania would see funding cut under bill passed by the state House
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A Democratic-sponsored proposal to limit per-student payments to Pennsylvania’s cyber charter schools and make other changes to how they operate narrowly passed the state House on Wednesday over Republican objections that it would imperil the online learning programs.
The 104-98 vote, with only two Republicans in favor, sets down a marker on the perennially contentious issue of school funding as state lawmakers work to complete the coming year’s state budget for the fiscal year that starts in July.
The bill’s $8,000 limit on how much public school districts would have to reimburse the cyber charters was the central piece of the sprawling legislation and would be Увеличаване на областите и данъкоплатците на парцели, които носят огромна част от разноските за публично обучение в Пенсилвания. Понастоящем няма ограничаване за заплащанията на областите на кибер чартъри, сума, която в този момент е обвързвана с това какъв брой региони са похарчили за личните си студент...
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