What are charter schools?
Charter schools are public schools of choice that are state-funded but privately operated. There is no tuition for attending a charter school.
What are the advantages of charter schools?
Charter schools have the freedom to set their own rules with regard to curriculum, teaching styles, and flexibility with hiring, salary and benefits.
What are some of the advantages of Charter Schools USA managed schools?
- Personalized Learning Plans – Assessments are performed periodically to determine how your child will learn best. Learning styles are established to tailor lesson plans to meet the needs of each student.
- Student Information System (SIS) – Parents are given access to their children’s personal information through a password-protected computer-based system that allows them to monitor their progress. Parents can monitor test scores, homework and attendance on a daily basis.
- Parent Involvement – We know that children enjoy greater success in school when the adults they admire most take an interest in their education. Our students’ parents are required to commit to volunteer hours each year for the school. These hours foster closer relationships and ensure a more secure learning environment.
- Uniforms – A dress code policy is enforced. School uniforms instill a sense of pride in the school as well as each child’s individual appearance. Uniforms allow students to focus on their education instead of designer labels and fashion trends.
Who is eligible to attend?
A charter school is open to K-12 school aged students who reside in the district in which the school is located.
How do I apply?
Select a charter school located in the district where you reside, and submit an application online. If the number of applications exceeds the number of seats available, a random lottery will be held to determine admission.
What is the quality of education?
Charter Schools USA provides a rigorous and well-rounded curriculum that exceeds educational standards for the state of Florida. All our teachers are required to meet the same standards for certification as a typical public school teacher.
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