CALIFORNIA
ASSOCIATION v. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Filed 7/26/10
IN
THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FIRST
APPELLATE DISTRICT
DIVISION
FOUR
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION et al.,
Petitioners and Appellants,
v.
STATE BOARD OF
EDUCATION,
Respondent;
ASPIRE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS, INC.,
Real Party in Interest and
Respondent.
A122485
(Alameda County Super.
Ct. No. RG 07353566)
STORY CONTINUE
FROM PART I….
This statutory scheme, we conclude, reflects an intent
to promote district chartered schools and local oversight while allowing for
limited exceptions. Section 47605.8 is
one such exception, permitting the establishment of a charter school with no
geographic restrictions only if it offers instructional services of a statewide
benefit and only if that benefit would be frustrated if it operated its schools
under district (or county) charters.
Other Contentions
Respondents
point to the regulation adopted by the State Board that requires statewide
charter applicants to â€
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