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Charter schools are tuition-free public schools open to any state resident. Charter schools are freed from many of the regulations governing traditional public schools. They control their own curriculum, staffing, organization, and budget.

The process that an organizer must go through varies based on the sponsor to whom the organizer is applying. The Indiana Charter School Board's application process includes a Letter of Intent, a Full Application, an interview, and a public hearing prior to a final decision by the Board.

Ing to the official NAPCS report, the top ten charter law states are as follows: Minnesota, Florida, Massachusetts, Colorado, New York, California, Georgia, District of Columbia, Louisiana and Utah.

Florida Statutes require that teachers employed by or under contract with a charter school be certified in the same manner as all other public school teachers in Florida.

Charter schools are deemed public by state law, and must be secular just like any other public school.

FAQs about Indianapolis charter schools Yes, all Indiana charter schools, including those institutions located in Indianapolis, are tuition-free. They are publicly-funded but privately-operated.

Charter school applications are due to the sponsor (school district). We recommend contacting the school district for specific application requirements. In addition, section 1002.33(6), F.S., requires charter school applicants to submit an application on a model application form developed by the Department.