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Charter School Growth Puts Pressure on Traditional Public Schools
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The presence of charter schools typically means that some of the funding that would otherwise have been available to the local school district is diverted to the charter schools. In North Carolina, the state is the sole authorizer of charter schools and its authorizing legislation specifies that charter schools are to be funded at the same per-pupil rate as the public schools in the district where the students live.