California Reached a Critical Compromise on Charter Schools, and Students鈥� Academic Needs Were Central to the Deal

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California Reached a Critical Compromise on Charter Schools, and Students鈥� Academic Needs Were Central to the Deal

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By Margaret Fortune

September 5, 2019

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Margaret Fortune is president and CEO of the Fortune School and the graduate Rex & Margaret Fortune School of Education, the education advisor for National Action Network Sacramento Chapter, national co-chair of Freedom Coalition for Charter Schools and California State University trustee emerita

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