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epaa-313	Sugarman, D.	Charter School Funding Issues	2002	16	.pdf	application/pdf	7207	285	57	On the other hand, if charter school funding is provided based on the state average per pupil spending level in public schools, then this discourages the conversion of existing public schools to charter schools in high spending districts, and it also makes it hard for new charter schools to compete in districts that have high spending. Funding charter schools on a per pupil basis but regular public schools on a teacher position basis also means that, to survive financially, charter schools will probably have to rely upon a large cadre of mainly newer and lower paid teachers as compared with the more attractive schools in the district that chartered them.	cache/epaa-313.pdf	txt/epaa-313.txt