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Charter school critics argue that charters are fundamentally undemocratic. They do not have to operate by the same rules as district schools and in most places do not have to be as transparent about how they spend public money. They are run by private boards who do not have to be accountable to the public.

How are charter schools funded? Charters schools are primarily funded through the state of New York, and may also receive funding from federal or foundational grants. Charter schools typically receive less public funding than nearby traditional district schools.

Charter schools have unique freedom and flexibility not found in public school districts, and their freedom from the red tape of public education often allows them to dedicate increased resources and energy on supporting students in excelling academic standards.

All charter schools are tuition-free public schools?open to all students, regardless of their zip code. The charter school model empowers teachers to provide innovative, high-quality instruction and gives them the autonomy to design a classroom that fits their students' needs.

Charter schools are public schools that are independent of the New York City Department of Education, unlike traditional district schools. However, charter schools are held accountable for advancing student achievement; if they do not meet their goals, a charter school can be closed.

23. New York City charter schools are free, public schools open to all children, making them some of the most accessible public schools in the city.

NYC Charters Outperform Other Public Schools New York's charter students outperformed their peers from traditional public schools: 46% of traditional public school students passed the state math exam and 47% of these students were proficient in English Language Arts.