Perspective
Dec. 29, 2016
Charter school decision affects entire state
At issue was the legality of a "satellite facility" opened by a charter school outside of the geographic boundaries of its chartering district, but within the high school district, which are both located within the same county. By Scott Huber





Scott E. Huber
Partner
Cota Cole LLP
Email: shuber@cotalawfirm.com
Scott is a partner in the firm's Roseville office.
MUNICIPAL MATTERS
In the recent decision by the 3rd District Court of Appeal in Anderson Union High School District v. Shasta Secondary Home School, 2016 DJDAR 10279 (Oct. 17, 2016), the court reached a conclusion with wide-ranging and serious impacts for charter schools across California. As part of the California Legislature's 2002 amendments to the Charter School Act, "strin...
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