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There are no test-in requirements to attend charter schools. Today, 262 public charter schools in Colorado serve over 136,000 students (2024-25 CDE). Charter school enrollment in Colorado is over 15.5% of total public school enrollment in the state. Charter school students must take state assessments.
The academic performance of charter school studentsas measured by the Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS), the states official K-12 assessmentwere higher than those of non-charter school students at every grade level on both English Language Arts (ELA) and Math assessments in grades 3 through 8.
While public schools serve the local community by accepting all local students who enroll, charter schools are selective and only serve a small segment of students. They also tend to be more racially segregated than traditional public schools and often fail to serve students with special needs.
A charter school in Colorado is a public school operated by a group of parents, teachers and/or community members as a semi-autonomous school of choice, operating under a contract or charter contract between the members of the charter school community and either the local board of education or the state Charter
Looking at year-to-year academic progress from 2015 to 2019, in both reading and math, charter schools provide students with stronger learning compared with the learning in the traditional public schools that are otherwise available to them.
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High-quality studies find that charter schools boost achievement by more than their traditional-public-school counterpartsan advantage that is particularly large for students of color in disadvantaged urban communities, and one that has only grown larger as the charter sector has expanded and matured.
Charter Schools: Operate independently with their own governing boards. They must meet performance goals set in their charter and are subject to periodic reviews. Traditional Public Schools: Governed by local school boards and required to follow district policies.

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