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Code · Delaware · Title 14 — Education · Chapter 5. Charter Schools

§ 510. State assistance.

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(a)The Department of Education shall distribute information announcing the availability of the charter school program, explaining the powers and responsibilities of a charter school contained in this chapter, and describing the application process to each school district and public post-secondary educational institution, and through press releases to each major newspaper in the State.
(b)The Department of Education shall provide technical assistance to potential charter school applicants upon request.
(c)The Department of Education shall provide technical and other forms of assistance to charter schools on the same basis as to school districts.
(d)The Department of Education shall, in concert with the approving authority and the applicant, apply for available federal or foundation grants providing funding for the planning and start-up of charter schools and the Department of Education shall administer such funds as may be appropriated by the General Assembly for the purpose of assisting in the planning and start-up of charter schools.
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