New York Post Article RatingCharters, advocates ask lawmakers to reopen closed schools
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64% : Though enrollment has jumped in city charter schools by 9 percent over two years, five charter schools opened this school year, according to the New York City Charter School Center.56% : But at the rally, speakers with aspirations to found new charter schools painted a picture of what they could accomplish if allowed to open their doors.
55% : Charter schools and their supporters are calling on legislators to increase their seats by reissuing charters for schools that have closed -- or "zombie" charters.
44% : "That's the point of charter schools in part -- if they don't perform, they close," Merriman said.
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