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Charter schools win funding claim against Department of Education

Josh Coddington//February 7, 2014//

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Charter schools win funding claim against Department of Education

Charter schools win funding claim against Department of Education

Josh Coddington//February 7, 2014//

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled in favor of a group of charter schools on Feb. 3, saying the state cannot reduce voter approved-funds earmarked for teacher pay raises...

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