Correction and Additions to The Charter School Workbook, first printing

Page 15, under "Bipartisan Support":

… among the governors who have signed such bills into law, 70% were Republican, and 30% were Democrats. Interestingly, however, Democrats, two to one over Republicans, have been at the helm when weak charter school bills (those unlikely to lead to significant charter school developments in a state) were passed and signed into law.

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The Minnesota Governor's party should be "R" (Republican).
The Nevada Senate party should be "R" (Republican).

The totals at the bottom of the charter should be:

Totals

   D = 15.52
R = 14.52		 D = 15
R = 15		 D = 13
R = 17

Totals for Stronger Laws

 20 States
(1-20)		 D = 8.52
R = 11.52		 D = 9
R = 11		 D = 6
R = 14

Totals for Weak Laws

 10 States
(21-30)		 D = 7
R = 3		 D = 6
R = 4		 D = 7
R = 3

(Full, corrected chart is available on the CER Website: Parties in Control of States' House, Senate, and Governor's Office When Charter School Bills Were Passed.)

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Arizona Charter School Association
2345 N. Horne Avenue
Mesa, AZ 85203
Contact: Eddie Farnsworth
Telephone: (602) 261-7911
Fax: (602) 256-7045
Website: http://www.azcharters.org

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New Hampshire Charter School Resource Center
The Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy
P.O. Box 897
Concord, NH 03302
Contact: Emily M. Mead
Telephone: (603) 224-4450
E-mail: jbcpp@sprynet.com

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(new listing)
Association of North Carolina Charter Schools
Contact: Roger Gerber
Telephone: (919) 967-1029
Email: freeschool@compuserve.com

North Carolina Education Reform Foundation
3510 Manford Drive
Durham, NC 27707
Contact: Vernon Robinson
Telephone: (888) 294-3312
Fax: (919) 419-8833
E-mail: vrobinso@aol.com
Website: http://www.successnet.net/ncerf

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