Although they too are supported by government money, public charter schools are on average more racially segregated than other public schools.

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Public charter schools, despite being funded by government money like other public schools, tend to be more racially segregated on average. This is often due to the schools' locations and the choices of families within specific communities, leading to higher concentrations of racial or ethnic groups.

Although They Too Are Supported by Government Money, Public Charter