May a district governing board approve a petition to establish a charter school if the grade levels served by the school are not currently served by that district?
The governing board of an elementary or high school district may approve a charter petition for a school that will serve grade levels not served by the district only if the petition also proposes to serve all of the grade levels served by the district. Reference EC sections 47605(a)(6) (Outside Source).
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