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Charter schools are free and open to all children, regardless of their academic skills or needs. They must take children on a first-come, first-served basis. However when more children apply than there are seats available, charter schools hold random admissions lotteries.

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.

There are typically several ways in which families can acquire an application: Visit the school's website and download an application or apply online, if available. Call the school and ask them to mail you an application. ... Use the Charter Center's school search to learn more about a school.

Each charter school has only one authorizer. The three authorizers in New York are the New York State Board of Regents, the State University of New York Board of Trustees, and the Chancellor of the NYC Department of Education.

The application process is conducted in two phases. After the NJDOE reviews the Phase One Applications, the Commissioner invites qualified applicants to submit Phase Two Applications. Subsequent to NJDOE's Phase Two review, the Commissioner notifies applicants of whether or not they have been invited to interview.

Charter schools are independent public schools founded by not-for-profit Boards of Trustees. They operate under a contract (or "charter") of up to five years. Charter schools are New York City public schools and they are open to all New York City students.

All complaints brought to the Board of Regents/Commissioner concerning charter schools must be submitted in writing to the State Education Department's Charter School Office, either via mail at: Charter School Office, NYS Education Department, 89 Washington Avenue, Room 5N Mezz, Albany, NY 12234, or via email to: ...