RED BANK: School district again decries double whammy of state funding cuts and forking over millions to charter school.

RED BANK: Charter school wins renewal over opposition by district and council; Martello cites "rigorous" state review and calls for end to "divisiveness."

RED BANK: Superintendent asks council to oppose charter school renewal, citing a 'travesty' of segregative effects over a quarter-century.

RED BANK: Meredith Pennotti, who led the charter school through most of its first two, and highly fraught, decades, announces plan to retire.

RED BANK: The charter school plans to pay $1.73 million for a commercial building that abuts its property to create a gym.

RED BANK: The ACLU and a marquee civil rights lawyer take up the case of two organizations hoping to close the charter school over charges of segregation.

RED BANK: Amid controversy over its impact on it host district, charter school wins state approval to operate for another five years.

RED BANK: Charter school opponents allege the "outright fabrication" of data used by the school in pursuit of a five-year extension.

RED BANK: District superintendent asks state to reject charter renewal because the borough "can no longer support two separate school districts."

RED BANK: Charter school and adversaries swap charges in press release skirmish.

RED BANK: Who's behind the Civil Rights complaint against the Red Bank Charter School filed with the Justice Department earlier this week?

RED BANK:Two groups ask the Justice Department to investigate alleged Civil Rights violations in the continued existence of the charter school.

RED BANK: In an op-ed, charter school superintendent Pennotti blasts "segregation" claims of critics, citing a 2004 court ruling.