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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.

2016 academic year hideCharter school participation and prevalence, 2016StateTotal number of charter schoolsPercentage of total public school enrollmentCalifornia1,2349.18%Colorado22612.26%Connecticut241.68%50 more rows

The top ranked charter public schools in California are Petaluma Accelerated Charter, Yu Ming Charter and Canyon Charter Elementary School. Overall testing rank is based on a school's combined math and reading proficiency test score ranking.

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.

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.

The top ranked charter public schools in New York are Achievement First Crown Heights Charter School, Achievement First East New York Charter School and Bronx Preparatory Charter School. Overall testing rank is based on a school's combined math and reading proficiency test score ranking.

Mamaroneck Union Free School District is the best school district in New York state. The district comprises four elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school serving around 5,300 students from the village of Mamaroneck and two other Westchester County communities.