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In California, charter schools are authorized and overseen by the school district or county office of education in which they are located. Until 2020, charter schools could also be authorized by the State Board of Education.
Charter schools are required to conduct statewide assessments and meet content standards. Pursuant to contract, a charter school may operate free from specified school district policies and free from state rules unless otherwise specified.
Charter schools are public schools. As public schools, they are governed by federal and state laws. Charter schools are commonly exempted from many state laws autonomy and flexibility are hallmarks of the charter school model but federal law cannot be waived.
(The seven states that do not have charter school laws are Kentucky, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont, and West Virginia.) As is the case with most education laws, charter schools are born at the state level.
As public schools, charter schools are open to all children, do not require entrance exams, cannot charge tuition, and must participate in state testing and federal accountability programs. The schools draw up their own charter which is a set of rules and performance standards that they are held accountable to.
Unlike traditional public schools that are run by school districts with an elected school board and a board-appointed superintendent, most charter schools are run by organizations with their own self-appointed boards.
Charter schools are publicly funded, but independently operated, schools. By law, they're open to all children and tuition-free. About one in five charter schools is operated by a non-profit charter management organizations. About one in 10 schools is run for profit.
Charter schools are public schools operating under an independent contract or charter with an authorizing agency typically a non-profit organization, government agency or university. It also holds them accountable to the same (often higher) standards of their district public school peers.
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