The School District of Philadelphia and the School Reform Commission do not have the power to enforce enrollment limits on charter schools, the Commonwealth Court has ruled.
August 28, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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The School District of Philadelphia and the School Reform Commission do not have the power to enforce enrollment limits on charter schools, the Commonwealth Court has ruled.
A split five-judge panel ruled Thursday that the SRC does not have the authority to suspend a law prohibiting school districts from capping enrollment levels at charter schools. In Richard Allen Preparatory Charter School v. School District of Philadelphia, the Commonwealth Court upheld the trial court’s decision.
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