July 11, 2022
PSO Comments on Biden Administration’s Charter Schools Program Grant Rule
What’s a Rich Text element?
What’s a Rich Text element?
What’s a Rich Text element?
What’s a Rich Text element?
What’s a Rich Text element?
What’s a Rich Text element?
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Recently the Biden administration announced its final version of its new Charter Schools Program grant competition criteria and regulations. While PSO is pleased to see some changes made that our parents recommended, we believe the final rule will continue to limit important educational options for families who want to decide what public school is best for their children.
While PSO is pleased to see the final rule opens up applications to come from charter school applicants where there is a specific need, we remain concerned these new regulations remain incredibly bureaucratic, cumbersome, which ultimately will restrict the growth of public charter schools. Ultimately, it appears to be a misguided attempt to federalize charter schools.
The administration is quick to remind everyone that another pandemic is possible in the future. We must never forget that it was the charter schools that kept teaching uninterrupted during the pandemic. Every single charter school student is enrolled because their parents decided it’s in their best educational interest. Charter schools may not be the best option for every child, but they are a vital option for the more than 3 million students they serve across the country.