The Charter Effect: San Antonio ISD Embraces School Choice To Attract Families
The San Antonio Independent School District has lost nearly 6,000 students to charter schools since 2009.
Dual language teacher Joann Chambers reads to her preschool class on May 23, 2019.
From Texas Public Radio:
School districts across San Antonio have lost students to charter schools in recent years. But the enrollment declines started earlier and cut deeper in the city’s urban core.
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