A charter school is an independent public school governed by an independent board of directors. A charter is an approved charter application that outlines the educational and administrative plan to which the school and the State of Delaware have agreed. Charter schools are free from some state laws and regulations to encourage innovation.
Charter schools receive state and local funds based on an allocation for each enrolled student.
Charter schools do not receive money for facilities. No tuition is charged. To provide students with strong academic preparation. 2.To promote development of student's critical and creative thinking skills. 3.To create inntegrated learning experiences and curricular structure that allows students to apply knowledge to real-life situations and to recognize and develop their own unique abilities.