Legal Opinion

Wells v. One2One Learning Foundation

California Supreme Court

Decided August 31, 2006No. S123951PublishedCited by 183 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

Opinion

BAXTER, J.

The Charter Schools Act (CSA; Ed. Code, § 47600 et seq.), as adopted by the Legislature in 1992 and since amended, represents a revolutionary change in the concept of public education. Under this statute, interested persons may obtain charters to operate schools that function within public school districts, accept all eligible students, charge no tuition, and are financed by state and local tax dollars, but nonetheless retain considerable academic independence from the mainstream public education system. Such schools may elect to operate as, or be operated by, corporations…

2Cases cited53 opinions

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3Cited by183 opinions

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