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What is the mechanism by which charter schools apply for CSR funding – separately, or as part of their sponsoring districts application?

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What is the mechanism by which charter schools apply for CSR funding – separately, or as part of their sponsoring districts application?

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The K-3 CSR program is not part of the categorical block grant provided to charter schools. Therefore, “direct-funded” charter schools must submit their own application. Charter schools that are not direct-funded may apply either directly or through their sponsoring district for CSR operations funding [Title 5, Section 15132(a)]. Permitting charter schools to apply for CSR operations program funding independent of their sponsoring district is consistent with the treatment of charter schools for other education program purposes. A charter school that participates based on its own application and certifications cannot be included in the district’s application and certifications [Title 5, Section 15132(b)]. In addition, a charter school that participates independent of the district must submit its own J-7CSR each Spring. Each approach may have advantages and disadvantages. It is recommended that each locally funded charter school and its sponsoring district discuss which approach is most

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