Nine city charter schools get grant money

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Nine charter schools in Baltimore City have received thousands of dollars in grants to renovate their buildings, Mayor Sheila Dixon announced Tuesday.

Charter schools, which are run independently of the school system but funded with public money, have grown popular throughout the country, and Baltimore City has more than any other district in Maryland. Many view the schools as a way to increase community involvement and improve poorly performing urban school districts.

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