Partnering to Help More Students Succeed and It’s Working
Posted Feb. 2, 2017 in Charter Schools
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According to a new report from the Center on Reinventing Public Education (CRPE), Bridging the District-Charter Divide to Help More Students Succeed, common enrollment systems—districts and charters working together to ensure that as many students as possible are placed in good public schools—are an example of “what is possible when competitors also become collaborators.”
Carla, a student within the New Jersey school district has recently benefitted from Camden Enrollment, a collaboration between New Jersey’s traditional school district and the public charter school sector.
http://educationpost.org/district-and-charter-schools-are-partnering-to-help-more-students-succeed-and-its-working/
