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New Hampshire law provides that charter schools are fully exempt from state laws and rules that otherwise apply to public or nonpublic schools. New Hampshire law requires at least 50% of charter school teaching staff to be certified or have three years teaching experience.

Charters schools are public schools. They are non-sectarian, tuition-free and open to any student who wishes to attend. Charter schools allow parents, teachers and the community to transform our public school system. Choice is a powerful tool for parents seeking access to quality education for their children.

A charter school in Colorado is a public school that is tuition free and open to all students. A charter school operates under a charter (or contract) between the charter school and its authorizer, either a local school district or the Colorado Charter School Institute.

In general, except for teachers of English as a second language (ESL), teachers in Commonwealth charter schools, including special education teachers, are not required to be licensed.

The LAUSD Charter Schools Division fosters high quality educational opportunities and outcomes for students in the greater Los Angeles community through exemplary charter public school authorizing, oversight, and sharing of promising practices so that all students maximize their potential.

Type 3: Conversion school - local school board-authorized. The local board may require approval of a proposal to create such a charter by the members of the faculty and staff of the preexisting school who are certified by the state board and by the parents or guardians of children enrolled in the school.

What are Affiliated Charter Schools? Affiliated Charter Schools are semi-autonomous District public schools that converted to affiliated charter status via a charter petition process. The schools are authorized by the Los Angeles Unified Board of Education.