“We are funded based on the amount of pupils,” teacher Julie Trice explained. “A student will start out at a private or charter school, and that school will get the funding. Then, the student will get transferred out of there to a public school for the rest of the school year, and we receive no funding. But, we are expected to educate that student and provide meals.”
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