Oppose AB-84: Protect Charter School Flexibility

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Subject: Oppose AB-84: Protect Charter School Flexibility and Autonomy for Quality Education

Dear [Legislators],

My name is [Full Nam], and I am a constituent in your district. I am writing to express my strong opposition to AB-84. This bill, while intended to enhance accountability, imposes excessive oversight and compliance burdens on charter schools, which could significantly hinder their ability to provide flexible and innovative educational options. AB-84 mandates annual visits and detailed financial reporting for charter schools, as outlined in Sections 47604.32 and 47604.35. These requirements will likely divert critical resources away from educational programs, increasing administrative costs and reducing operational flexibility. Furthermore, the restrictive funding conditions in Section 47634.2 could limit financial resources for nonclassroom-based charter schools, affecting their ability to offer diverse educational opportunities. The bill also introduces enhanced audit and reporting requirements, as seen in Section 41020.4, which could further strain charter schools' administrative capacities. Additionally, the establishment of an advisory committee on charter schools in Section 47605.8 threatens to undermine the autonomy that charter schools currently enjoy, potentially stifling the innovation that many families value. These provisions collectively pose a threat to the operational flexibility, financial stability, and autonomy of charter schools, making it more challenging for them to meet the needs of students and families seeking alternative educational options. I urge you to vote NO on AB-84 to protect the diversity and adaptability of our educational system. Thank you for considering my concerns. Sincerely,

[Full Name]

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