Teacher Shawn Abernathy (R) teaches math concepts using a computer projection board at Harlem Success Academy, a free, public elementary charter school in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City on March 30, 2009. Chris Hondros/Getty Images
School choice in the Sunshine State got a major boost this week after the Board of Education approved a set of rules guaranteeing charter schools the same maintenance, transportation, and food services as traditional public schools, in addition to allowing them to operate in empty spaces within existing schools.
Gov. Ron DeSantis previously signed into law expanding the “Schools of Hope” program, where charter schools can operate in the same neighborhoods as low-income or low-performing traditional public schools pending rules set by the state Board of Education.
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