Seattle Schools Community Forum

If I'm reading this article correctly, these are for parents who cannot support their child's learning because of life circumstances.  There is one charter school in D.C., the SEED Public Charter School of Washington, opened in 1998 that is a public boarding school for poor and academically at-risk students.   This chain also has one in Baltimore and one in Miami.  From the Associated Press :

Earthfix and Investigate West had an excellent series , with data and graphics, on the use of school portables in Oregon and Washington State. InvestigateWest sent a survey to the 20 largest school districts in Oregon and Washington about its portable classroom use, policies and perspective. The survey asked each district how many portable classrooms it has and what percent of its total classrooms are portables. The survey also asked how many portable classrooms were newer than five years, how many were older than 20 years, and how many had been retrofitted with new heating, ventilation and air conditioning units, as well as a full inventory of all portable units. All districts responded but with varying levels of detail. Numbers are estimates in some cases. Part One: The Price of a Quick Fix - environmental and health costs Part Two: The System Part Three: Rethinking Classrooms Graphics Data There's also a link to this report - Washington Sustainable Schoo...