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How do charter schools work in Arizona?

Charter schools are public schools and therefore must enroll all eligible students who submit timely applications. Students must be enrolled in an equitable manner, such as a lottery. Charter schools may develop waiting lists and an equitable system of enrolling students from a waiting list.

Who governs charter schools in Arizona?

Through legislation in 1994, the Arizona State Board for Charter Schools (Board) was created. The Board is a charter authorizer responsible for overseeing public charter schools that operate under a contract with the Board.

Who are the charter school authorizers in Arizona?

Charter authorizerEntity authorized to sponsor public charter schools. In Arizona, the Arizona State Board for Charter Schools, the Arizona State Board of Education, the state universities, eligible community colleges, and school districts can sponsor charter schools.

How much do Arizona charter schools get per student?

Public-school funding Arizona provides public district and charter schools a base amount of funds each year per student about $3,680. Schools may get a bit more to cover students with disabilities, English-language learners or based on grade level.

Where do charter schools get their funding in Arizona?

Just like any other public school, Arizona charter schools are funded through taxpayer dollars. They are completely free to attend. The amount of money Arizona charter schools receive each year is dependent on their enrollment numbers.