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  1. Discussion in St. George City, Louisiana, regarding the desire for local control and tax savings.

St. George City Pivots Education System to Private Charter Status

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St. George leaders are moving away from the goal of establishing their own public school district. Instead, the city plans to open new charter schools, which would operate under private management. The city would enlist a privately-run charter management organization to operate the facilities, while the city remains a key supporter of the school.

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The shift involves moving away from the existing structure of five public schools and over $150 million in education funding. This new model would be the first in the state of Louisiana where a city serves as the community partner for a charter school.

The discussion centers on the desire for local control and tax savings within St. George City, Louisiana.

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