A Prince George’s County charter school that the Board of Education tried to shut down last week wants to have an agreement in place to keep the school open prior to a June 26 court hearing on the situation.

“Potomac Public Charter School’s board [of directors] is willing to work with the Board of Education … to reach an amicable solution,” said Marsha Byrd, president of the board of directors. “But the decision would rest with the Prince George’s County Board of Education.”

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