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Few students with severe disabilities are enrolled in Florida charter schools

Dec. 16, 2011
Charter operators say such students are better off in private or district-run schools

From The Miami Herald: An analysis of enrollment data shows that only a handful of students with profound disabilities make it into charter schools in Florida. Charter school operators say the students often are better off in private or district-run schools that have special education expertise.

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