Most D.C. charters adequate but needing improvement, board finds

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Most D.C. charter schools met minimum standards but fell short of high performance on ratings released Wednesday by the DC Public Charter School Board.

Of the 64 campuses evaluated on factors ranging from test scores and graduation rates to attendance and re-enrollment rates, nine schools’ “inadequate performance” merited a Tier 3 label and promises of increased oversight from the charter school board.

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