Texas Open-Enrollment Charter Schools Year Three Part One 2025

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A schools charter includes descriptions of plans for its educational program, measureable student outcomes, assessment procedures, governance, personnel policies, admissions policies, health and safety procedures, and many other elements. The typical term of a charter is five years.
In most ways, charter schools in California are like traditional public schools. They must be non-religious, not-for-profit, and tuition-free. They must serve all students, including those learning English and those with special education needs. Charter school teachers in core subjects must have a certificate.
More than 1 in 4 public charter schools shutter within five years, and the longer a charter operates, the higher its failure rate, ing to a longitudinal study released Monday by the National Center for Charter School Accountability and Network for Public Education.
The charter is granted for up to five years by a school district, county office of education, or the State Board of Education and may be renewed for periods of five years.
The term Open Enrollment describes schools that do not restrict students based on factors like traditional attendance zones or academic performance. Open Enrollment also refers to the period of time when charter school applications open for a new school year.
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In Texas, the state allows each district decides to set its own open enrollment policies. Open enrollment refers to whether parents can send their children to any public school, regardless of where it is located.
A charter is subject to the Texas Education Code and the administrative rules adopted under the Education Code only to the extent the Education Code or the rules promulgated thereunder state that it applies to a charter. Tex. Educ. Code 12.103.

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