State board approves 6 new charter schools
All will be district-run conversions
Posted: January 15, 2013 at 12:10 a.m.
Teryan Spears (left), project coordinator for the New Tech High charter school in Blytheville, applauds as she thanks the state Board of Education for approving her charter school application Monday morning during a meeting in Little Rock.
The Arkansas Board of Education on Monday approved six new school district-operated conversion charter schools, including high schools in Rogers, Murfreesboro and Blytheville that will become part of a network featuring project-based learning and technology.
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