Somebody reading this downtown has the answers. If they want our help, this information would be good. Maybe our good Brother Eric J. could use his connections to get this info for us.
Rob
On Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 12:11 PM, Julianne M. Robertson King <kingjulianne@yahoo.com> wrote:
Brother Rob,
My understanding is that the Charter keeps the money until the beginning of the next school year, and that there is no current regulatory oversight as to ensuring that monies are returned if a student drops out altogether. Not sure about tracking pupils from school to school, and I believe there is significant lag time between the enrollment in a new school and assignment of Federal funds for his instruction.
Urging everyone to actively observe and critically analyze the upcoming year-long funding study to be initiated by DCPS to determine what constitutes "adequate funding" for pupils. This study is to be undertaken by financeproject.org
Julianne M. Robertson King Esq.
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From: Rob <indianrob@gmail.com>
To: ward5@yahoogroups.com; Ward 5 Google Groups <wardfive@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2012 11:56 AM
Subject: Re: [ward5] Charter Schools not Performing Better
Hello Everyone,Not knowing how true this statement is as I have heard different ("When a student enrolls in a charter school, the $18,667 per pupil allocation follows him or her");Does anyone know the actual amount of money that Students get when attending Charter vs. Public. Also when kids get removed from Charter and placed back into Public Schools,1. When does this occur?2.. What are the reasons?3. How much money does the Charter get to keep? (is it prorated appropriately to reflect the time spent at the Charter School?)4. How long before the balance is returned?5. Does that money follow the Child to the school he/she gets placed into?6. How long before it gets to the school?7. If not, where does it go?8. What accountability do we have of this over the years?9. Has all the money been remitted by the Charter Schools?10. Is there anything else that could be shared to help analyze our kids money and it's accountability.Before I get blamed for "having others do my research", I am just trying to utilize the knowledge of the Collective Community.Rob RamsonOn Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 11:15 AM, Julianne M. Robertson King <kingjulianne@yahoo.com> wrote:
Julianne M. Robertson King Esq.
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