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"The Charter Facilities Allotment, which provides funding on a per-pupil basis to the District's public charter schools, remains woefully inadequate after Council passage of the 2017 Budget Support Act," Ramona Edelin, director of the DC Association of Chartered Public Schools, said Wednesday.
DEBORAH SIMMONS: Charter school kids draw short funding straw →
Here is how Ramona Edelin, executive director of the DC Association of Chartered Public Schools, plans to explain things in her council testimony, which is based on a uniformity, equity and facilities study jointly commissioned by her organization and Friends of Choice in Urban Schools (FOCUS), which is headed by Robert Cane.
SIMMONS: Mayor's plan discriminates against charter students →
