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OIM's Pilot Study of Charter Schools'

Compliance with MCD & LAUSD Special
Education Policies
Recent documents from the court appointed Office of the Independent Monitor
for the Modified Consent Decree for LAUSD expose corporate CMO chartervoucher school discrimination and exclusivity. Very telling is the statement that
children with disabilities are "significantly underrepresented" at CMO run
corporate charter schools. Excerpt "During the 2008-2009 school year, the
Office of the Independent Monitor (OIM) initiated a pilot study to examine the
roles and impact of the District's charter schools on its performance toward
achieving the requirements of the Modified Consent Decree (MCD) and
compliance with federal and state special education laws and regulations."
Some Key Findings from the Report
SWD attending charter schools made up 7.6% of the overall charter student
population, while SWD consisted of 11.3% of the overall student population
attending DO schools which indicates that SWD are disproportionately underenrolled at charter schools.
Students with low incidence disabilities attended charters representing 1.11%
of the total charter enrollment, while students with low incidence disabilities
made up 3.09% of the DO school population of SWD. Based on this, the
relative risk ratio for students with low incidence disabilities to be enrolled in
charter schools is 0.36, which means that students with low incidence
disabilities enrolled at LAUSD charters are significantly under-represented.
During the 2008-2009 school year, 12 of 148 (8.1%) charter schools offered a
special day program as an option for serving SWD. In contrast, 87% of DO
schools provided this same program option. Collectively, the lack of such
programs indicates a disproportionate availability of special education services
offered at charters.

Pilot Study of Charter Schools' Compliance with the

Modified Consent Decree and the LAUSD Special
Education Policies and Procedures
www.scribd.com/doc/24675395/Pilot-Study-of-Charter-Schools-Compliance-with-the-Modified
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Data Tables: Pilot Study of Charter Schools' Compliance

with the Modified Consent Decree and the LAUSD Special
Education Policies and Procedures
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