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RATHDRUM, IDAHO - APRIL 17, 2014: North Idaho STEM Charter Academy first grade students Will Rossi, 7, left,
Samuel Locke, 6, and Chase Watson, 7, read with their plush toys donated by a local car dealership to help improve reading skills. Rural charter schools are only a small percentage of charter schools nationwide — about 16 percent. An even smaller percentage of those charters classified as 'rural' operate in remote areas.

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RATHDRUM, IDAHO - APRIL 17, 2014: North Idaho STEM Charter Academy first grade students Will Rossi, 7, left,<br /> Samuel Locke, 6, and Chase Watson, 7, read with their plush toys donated by a local car dealership to help improve reading skills. Rural charter schools are only a small percentage of charter schools nationwide — about 16 percent. An even smaller percentage of those charters classified as 'rural' operate in remote areas.