Anaheim Charter School Celebrates First Year After Seeing Improvement in Student Performance

Anaheim Charter School Celebrates First Year After Seeing Improvement in Student Performance
(L to R) Mari Barke, Orange County Board of Education, Area 2; Lucille Kring, Anaheim Mayor Pro Tem, District 4; Dr. Angela L. Miller, Director of Curriculum and Instruction; Cheryl Ball, Board President; Geronimo Gaytan, Board Member and parent; Roy Kim, Interim Chief Operating Officer, in Anaheim, Calif., on June 7, 2019. Ian Henderson/The Epoch Times
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On Friday, June 7, 2019, at the Anaheim convention center, 51 sixth graders graduated from Palm Lane Charter School, which last fall transitioned to a charter school following a long and protracted legal fight with teachers’ unions.

The graduation ceremony drew a crowd of over 200 attendees, mostly parents of the graduating students. The graduating students and their families were largely Hispanic and the event had a Spanish translator for those in the audience that didn’t speak English.

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