by Stephen Coffin The adverse financial impacts of having a charter school locate in Summit would include but are not limited to: State law would require Summit’s public schools to provide 90% of its average per pupil cost by grade to a charter school residing in the district. This amount could total approximately $5 million (e.g., […] […]
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A letter went out to Lawton C. Johnson Summit Middle School families from Summit School Superintendent Dr. Nathan Parker informing them that the LCJSMS has not met all of the requirements in Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) under No Child Left Behind. Although students continue to make progress, and we outperform the state standard for proficient […] […] |
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