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North Carolina set to nearly double remote charter academies next year
North Carolina's remote charter academies are expected to nearly double from 10 to 19 next school year due to a 2023 law enabling online programs. State officials highlight administrative challenges, while board members debate whether growth stems from educational needs or financial incentives. Academic metrics like college readiness have declined despite enrollment increases.
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