to be a mix between the two.

Chart schools are financed in part by tax revenues they do not require tuitionfees like public schools. However, like privately-owned schools, they are subject to less restrictions than public schools , and can provide some more customized education. They usually focus on specific educational areas such as STEM or the arts. They can also assist students who have special needs, attention deficits or other disabilities. Despite their special subjects of focus the charter schools are still required to take the same standardized testing as the public schools.

The amount of charter schools growing since parents want the highest quality education for their kids. There is a growing competition between private and public schools. This means you have a variety of high-quality education options.

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