NC's gov vetoes another piece of charter school legislation

nother piece of charter school legislation was vetoed by Gov. Roy Cooper late Friday afternoon.

The bill would have lessened the caps on enrollment growth. The Charter School Omnibus bill, as it is known, would also allow county commissioners to give property tax proceeds for capital projects.

Cooper, a second-term Democrat, previously vetoed the Charter School Review Board legislation.

The latest veto by Cooper is his 89th since taking office in January 2017 and 14th this session. Eight of those have already been reversed by successful override challenges, and more are expected.