By Neil Gonzales A competitive real estate market, particularly in the Bay Area, has public charter schools scrambling for affordable space. Charters such as Sunrise Middle School in San Jose face cutting programs or staff, relocating far from their target students or squeezing into smaller buildings than what they are housed in now just to […]
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