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What laws are charter schools exempt from?
Charter schools are exempt from all provisions of the state's education code and all school district regulations, except for provisions related to: Exceptional children (special education and gifted). Accountability. School attendance and pupil-teacher ratios.
Do charter schools have to follow state laws?
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.
Do charter schools have to follow state rules?
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.
How many states have charter school laws?
Forty-three states and the District of Columbia have enacted charter school laws, with Alabama being the latest in March 2015.
Do charter schools have benefits?
Greater independence. However, because they're able to avoid much of the red tape associated with traditional schools, charter schools can devote more energy and resources to implementing high academic standards and helping students achieve educational excellence.
Do charter schools have to be accredited?
WAS accreditation is not required for operation. WAS is one of six regional official academic bodies responsible for the accreditation of public and private universities, colleges, secondary and elementary schools in the United States and foreign institutions of American origin. Some charter schools are accredited.
Which states do not allow charter schools?
(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.
Are charter schools in every state?
According to the National Center for Education Statistics, the majority of charter schools are located in five states: Arizona, California, Florida, Ohio and Texas. For a comparison of state charter school laws explore CSL's Interactive Guide to School Choice.
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