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Charter schools in Boston may decide to expand

June 29, 2010
New state law gives schools the opportunity to open additional campuses

From The Boston Globe: Several high-performing charter schools in Boston are pursuing proposals that could yield nearly a dozen additional schools in the city over the next few years. A new Massachusetts law allows the doubling of charter school seats in districts with low test scores as a way to satisfy pent-up parental demand for stronger educational alternatives. Some schools could open as soon as September 2011.

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