How to bridge the charter school enrollment gap

Published December 10, 2015 5:01am ET



Students who are “difficult to educate” are not enrolling in public charter schools at rates as high as other students. One researcher says a system used in Colorado could be the answer.

Denver uses a simplified common enrollment system for its charter schools. The form requires parents to rank their school preferences, which leads to better matches between families and schools.

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