After administering failing grades to a charter school, a state judge has ordered its officials back to school to learn how the Open Meetings Law works.
The judge, Supreme Court Justice Donald Cerio of Madison County, held in Ehrich v. New Roots Charter School, 2010-1581, that the Ithaca school also must pay some attorney’s fees for failing to respond to a request for documents under the Freedom of Information Law from Patricia Ehrich on behalf of the Coalition for Sustainable Schools, a group she co-founded with Corrine Frantz.
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