BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore City schools–hit with a major lawsuit. Nearly a dozen charter schools claim the district is breaking state law when it comes to funding.
Christie Ileto with more on why schools are joining together to sue.
These schools say it’s not just about the dollars, but how the districts come up with how much they’re getting. City schools CEO Gregory Thornton tells WJZparents shouldn’t panic.
Nine charter schools are suing the city school district.WJZ obtains the lawsuits that allege the school board failed to live up to its obligations for full funding and transparency.
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4 comments:
Ok i get tired of saying it..School vouchers will solve these problem. It gives us back the power. Better schools get funded. Bad ones go away. My idea involves both Private or public schools
Exactly! !! But the union, teacher's ,and BOE will not allow it. I just don't get it. Look around at ANYTHING government does. Something that will save money and get awesome results they Don't want. Keep doing the asinine thing. It's ALL political. You wonder why private schools do better?? People pay and expect results.
Anything for a buck.
Anything for my kids AWESOME education. Bought and paid by me. Not the tax payers.
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