Franklin Towne Charter Elementary School is a charter school located in Philadelphia, PA, which is in a large city setting. The student population of Franklin Towne Charter Elementary School is ...

Her daughter, an 11th grader at New Orleans Charter Science and Math High School, and her son, a seventh grader at Ben Franklin ... schools have shifted to follow their own schedules. At a ...

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St. Anselm has started a senior citizen club that meets most Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Our Lady of Victory Hall, ...

Tucked into the southwestern corner of North Carolina in whimsically-named Transylvania County, Brevard offers a masterclass in the art of simple living without sacrificing culture, cuisine, or ...

Wake County could see another five new charter schools open in the next two years, further fueling the growth of nontraditional public school seats. The state Office of Charter Schools recently ...

A Buncombe County charter school is looking to expand its sports programs with the addition of a new outdoor turf field.

Thirty years ago, Congress created a radical new idea: fund initiatives for public schools that operated with more flexibility, community control, and strong accountability. Charter schools ...

Charter schools are public, and unlike private schools, a charter is free to students. For children who learn best in a small school environment or those who thrive with a regimented, college prep ...

CARSON CITY, Nev. — As the 83rd Legislative Session enters its final weeks, charter schools have emerged as a front-and-center issue as Democrats and Republicans clash over funding. Last week ...

The Killingly town ... charter, the proposed budget is available for discussion only before it goes to its initial referendum. The next referendum on the board of education budget will take place June ...

States, they argue, are bound by the 14th Amendment to provide religious charter schools with public funds. If the court wishes to be intellectually consistent, the analogous historical evidence ...