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3764 REVIEW GRANTED School districts and charter schools have no enforceable duty to provide students with an education or to provide educational materials for that purpose, so their failure to do so can not lead to liability for negligence, misrepresentation, fraud, or breach of contract; school districts and charter schools are public entities, and so cannot be liable under the unfair competition law; charter schools who claim public funds for doing nothing more than collecting signatures on attendance sheets can be liable under the False Claims Act, and in a qui tam action brought on behalf of the state under the Act, procedural requirements of the Tort Claims Act do not apply.CitationWELLS v ONE2ONE LEARNING FNDN (Charter Schools) 116 CA4 515 [See: EdC 47600 etseq; B&PC 17200 etseq; GovC 12651; Peter W v SF USD 60 CA3 814; Rowland v Christian 69 C2 108; Trinkle v CA State Lottery 71 CA4 1198, T/AT 6/99]
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