TULSA, Okla. — The Statewide Virtual Charter Schools Board voted Monday to settle with Epic's One-on-One Charter and not proceed with a termination hearing on its contract.
The board had previously voted to terminate the state's contract with Epic after a state auditors report found excessive administrative spending and inaccuracies in cost accounting.
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In an email to families and staff, Epic said, "this means there is no longer any threat of the school not being able to serve families for next year … and many years to come."
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