Districts Can’t Use Taxes To Advocate

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Courier Post

Aug 18, 12:00 AM

Should taxes be used to fight the opening of charter schools?

Should public school districts be allowed to use tax money for lawsuits that seek to keep charter schools from opening? As charter schools increasingly go from urban to suburban it's a question that needs the public spotlight. Either way, monopoly is never good and forcing kids into a failing school based on their ZIP codes is right up there with wasting tax money on lawsuits when the courts have ruled school boards can't take advocacy roles.

Tags: charter schools

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