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Teaneck virtual charter school will delay opening if funding law stays the same
The lead founder of the Garden State Virtual Charter School said Monday that the school would delay opening if the state charter school law is not amended to address funding for virtual charter schools.
“Should the New Jersey Department of Education … approve our charter application, but … restrict it to just a single school district, our board intends to decline the charter approval and not implement the school,” Jason Flynn, a Teaneck resident and parent of a Teaneck public school student, wrote to school officials over the weekend. “Rather, the school would await specific legislative or regulatory changes that would permit unrestricted statewide student enrollment prior to launching our program.” (Superville, The Record)
