Ten of Duval County’s 40 charter schools are now working to improve their operations after receiving “D” or “F” grades from the state. When charter schools get low grades, state law dictates that they turn in a plan to their sponsor, – in this case Duval County Public Schools, – with a roadmap of how to get the school preforming well again.
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