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    When Two Schools Share a Campus

    The LA teacher strike put a spotlight on the tensions that can result when a charter school shares a campus with a district school. It’s a fight for resources, classrooms and sometimes it gets physical.

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    Jan 22, 2019 • 7m Listen

    The LA teacher strike put a spotlight on the tensions that can result when a charter school shares a campus with a district school. It’s a fight for resources, classrooms and sometimes it gets physical.

    Daniel Hernandez, editor of LA Taco, takes us to Baldwin Hills Elementary for more on why “co-located” charter schools became a sticking point in labor negotiations.

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