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Accountability

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Applications, Appeals, Terminations

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Funding, Audits and Financial Documentation

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Class Size Reduction

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Facilities

  • Discussion of facilities requirements by the Florida Department of Education
  • Revised Asbestos Regulations and Charter Schools - The Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA), passed by Congress in 1986, required the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to establish federal regulations that safeguard school children from asbestos exposure in school buildings. The “Asbestos in Schools Rule” (40 CFR Part 763, Subpart E) sets forth specific regulatory requirements designed to protect students, teachers, and other school employees from exposure to asbestos within schools. Charter Schools are subject to AHERA’s requirements and are required to designate a person to inspect for asbestos-containing building materials and prepare management plans that make recommendations for the reduction of asbestos hazards. November 2006.
  • Uses of Capital Outlay Funds for Charter SchoolsHow capital outlay funds can be used by charter schools. November 2006.

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Grants and Subgrants

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Florida Schools of Excellence – Exclusivity

  • Exclusivity for School District Sponsors – HB 135 - For fiscal year 2007-2008 and each fiscal year thereafter, a district school board may seek to retain exclusive authority to authorize charter schools within the geographic boundaries of the school district. July 2006
  • Florida Schools of Excellence Commission - HB 135 -  The Florida Schools of Excellence Commission (FSE) is established as a charter school sponsoring entity working in collaboration with the Department of Education and under the supervision of the State Board of Education. July 2006.

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