DA isn't a charter school. It's a public school with an IQ cutoff...
It may be helpful to provide source documents to substantiate points made, so that people are being well-informed by reading the forums... to that end, I will share the following (others may have more to share):
1) The DA "About Us page" has a "
History/Timeline" which points to Nevada legislation: Revised Statute 392A, updated to
388C.
2) The Nevada legislation can be found several places online. Findlaw is one of these:
Nevada Revised Statutes Title 34 Education. This shows Charter Schools defined and governed by 388A, Achievement Charter Schools defined and governed by 388B, University Schools for Profoundly Gifted Pupils defined and governed by
388C.
3) In their State publication for charter school compliance,
CHARTER SCHOOL - Reporting Requirements Manual - July 2016, 388A (Charters), 388B (Achievement Charters), and
388C (University Schools for Profoundly Gifted Pupils) are all mentioned.
This type of research and sharing of source documents may also be helpful in regard to discussion points on DeVos and the US Department of Education.
