California's charter school enrollment has declined by 12,600 students, matching the drop seen in traditional public schools, largely due to the effects of AB1505 which aims to replicate traditional education systems. This shift threatens charter schools' viability, leading to calls for action against proposed regulations that could nationalize these adverse impacts.
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