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Washington DC Charter Schools |
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Charter schools are independently-operated public schools that are open to all District residents, regardless of their neighborhood, socioeconomic status, academic achievement, or ethnicity. There are no admission tests or tuition fees. Parents and students choose to attend a particular charter school because its unique focus, curriculum, structure, size, environment, and other features meet the needs of those families. Enrollment is on a space-available basis. When a charter school has reached its maximum enrollment, a waiting list is developed, and a lottery system is used as spaces become available. Public Charter Schools receive public funds based on the number of students they enroll, as do all District of Columbia public schools. Charter schools are independently-operated public schools that are open to all District residents, regardless of their neighborhood, socioeconomic status, academic achievement, or ethnicity. There are no admission tests or tuition fees. Parents and students choose to attend a particular charter school because its unique focus, curriculum, structure, size, environment, and other features meet the needs of those families. Enrollment is on a space-available basis. When a charter school has reached its maximum enrollment, a waiting list is developed, and a lottery system is used as spaces become available. Public Charter Schools receive public funds based on the number of students they enroll, as do all District of Columbia public schools. Information courtesy of DC Public Charter Schools website.
There are over 77 Charter schools in District of Columbia. The attached websites provides a wealth of information. The sites details the goal, history and current status of the DC Charter School movement. They also list every school with address, age and school specialty. Review sites for further information regarding charter school’s application process, programs and a list of DC Charter schools. Review the following websites www.dcpubliccharter.com and www.focus-dccharter.org/index.asp |