St. Hope Public Schools’ charter renewal terms will undergo additional negotiation after the Sacramento City Unified School District board voted to table the approval of the charter school’s memorandum of understanding at a meeting Thursday night.

In their decision to add new conditions to the charter school’s agreement, multiple board members cited concerns about an investigation into staff allegations that a Sacramento Charter High coach partied with students , as originally reported by the Sacramento Bee.

The board also voted to shorten its facilities use agreement with Sacramento Charter High School, which is operated by St. Hope, from a standard five-year agreement to three, citing concerns about enrollment and its location in a “rapidly gentrifying area.” The property in North Oa

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