Charter schools sharing space with established public schools might be a reality soon in South Florida.
Under the state’s new Schools of Hope law, approved, for-profit charter school operators can take over sections of a school that are underutilized, rent-free, if that school also meets one of several criteria for being deemed underperforming.
There are currently no F or even D-rated schools in Miami-Dade County Public Schools or in Broward County Public Schools. Both districts are also A-rated…