D.C. forecasts charter school shortfall of $20.5m

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The District is facing a potential budget shortfall of more than $20 million in its public charter schools, city officials said Tuesday.

“It’s due entirely to enrollment going up higher than projected,” said Eric Goulet, Mayor Vincent Gray’s budget director, told lawmakers. “We projected in the budget an increase in enrollment. Enrollment has actually surprised us and the experts.”

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