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The school district may charge a charter school, including a conversion and virtual charter school, a total administrative fee based on 5% of the available per student FEFP funds for up to 250 students ( 2% for up to 250 students for high-performing charter schools).

There are three easy ways to apply to a charter school: Use the Common Online Charter School Application to apply to multiple schools at once.Visit each school's website to download its application or apply online. Stop by the school to pick up an application or call the school and ask staff to mail you an application.

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.

Do charter schools charge tuition? No, charter schools are public schools that receive public funds. They cannot charge tuition for the regular school day. They may charge fees for before and/or after school care.

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 are public schools that operate under a performance contract, or a ?charter? which frees them from many regulations created for traditional public schools while holding them accountable for academic and financial results.

Charter schools are public schools of choice. They are very popular?and among the fastest growing school choice options in Florida. Charter schools are largely free to innovate, and often provide more effective programs and choice to diverse groups of students.

Charter schools are non-profit 501(c)(3) organizations that have a contract or charter to provide the same educational services to students as district public schools. They are nonsectarian public schools that operate with freedom from many of the regulations that apply to traditional public schools.

Cons of Charter Schools Charter Schools vary by state.Charter Schools vary significantly in quality.Admissions processes can be messy.Charter schools have a higher teacher turnover rate.Charter schools sometimes expect parents to volunteer.Charter Schools may need to fundraise.Potential misuse of school funding.

About Florida's Charter Schools Charter schools are public schools of choice. They are very popular?and among the fastest growing school choice options in Florida. Charter schools are largely free to innovate, and often provide more effective programs and choice to diverse groups of students.