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Public Public Partnerships A Public Public Partnership is between a school district and other city or county agencies. Another Public Public Partnership would be between a public charter school and a school district.
Partnerships among and between public entities usually require special agreements that are developed and approved by the bodies that govern the particular agency--boards of education, city councils, county boards, as well as the executives of the agencies involved at the time of the developments and agreements.
This innovative practice area is under development.
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