District students soon could be learning their lessons in Hebrew or Arabic, under two proposals to open new public charter schools.
The D.C. Public Charter School Board received 11 applications to open new campuses in the District. That’s eight fewer than the 19 of last year, but the range of applications may be more diverse.
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