ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — A new Florida law is making it easier for charter schools to move into public school buildings.
And now a couple of new charters are looking to open in Orange County.
Senate Bill 2510 went into effect in July. The bill authorizes a “School of Hope” to co-locate with another public school in any facility. It requires school districts to allow charter schools to use all or part of an underused, vacant or surplus facility — at no cost — under state Board of Education rules…