Two more charter schools on the chopping block

The D.C. Public Charter School Board is moving to shutter two more charter schools, including one of the oldest in the District, after closing 12 in the last three years for floundering finances and struggling academics.

Following a vote to pursue revocation, the board is sending letters detailing perceived failures at the Integrated Design Electronics Academy in Deanwood and the Dorothy I. Height Community Academy, which has five campuses.