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South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />Regular Meeting — September 13, 2011 <br />6. NEW BUSINESS (CONT.) <br />C. Airport Economic Development Area <br />(1) continued... <br />Mr. Downes asked what percentage of the <br />student body qualifies for free or reduced <br />lunch or special education. Mr. Hartz <br />responded that special education students <br />compose about 20% and 70% or 80% of the <br />students qualify for free and reduced lunch. <br />Both of those numbers are consistent with the <br />SBCSC. <br />Ms. King asked if the testing results of the <br />school's students will be published. Mr. <br />Hartz responded that they would, just as in <br />the rest of the SBCSC. <br />Mr. Varner asked if the same standards /rules <br />apply for this charter school as for SBCSC. <br />Mr. Hartz responded yes, that it is a public <br />school and will have to follow the rules <br />identically. The only difference is that we <br />both have to follow curriculum and this <br />charter school will have to follow curriculum <br />that meets its charter. <br />Mr. Varner questioned transportation <br />availability. Mr. Hartz explained that <br />transportation is the biggest difference <br />between the charter school and a normal <br />public school. The charter school has no <br />transportation funds. Transpo is helping the <br />students with a couple special buses in the <br />morning and afternoon. In other cases, <br />parents are dropping the students off. <br />Mr. Varner said that he is concerned about <br />more charter schools coming to the <br />Commission for funding. <br />18 <br />
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