§ 47644 Charter School Special Education Funding

• •Charter schools that handle their own special education get money from the state.
• •The amount of money is calculated using a specific formula.
• •The state boss (Superintendent) gives out the money based on a local plan.
• •The plan must follow rules from other sections of the law.

A charter school in Los Angeles has students with special needs.

The school gets extra money from the state to help teach these students. The amount is figured out using a math formula, and the state sends the money based on a local plan.