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A charter school is a public school that is run by a private entity.

Charter schools were first created in Florida in 1996.

Charter schools are operated by private entities who have charter agreements with the School District of Hillsborough County. Each school is run by a Governing Board who directs the schools administrators.

All types of students attend charter schools. Each school has its own culture and focus.

Since charter schools are public schools, no tuition is charged to attend these schools.

Charter Schools do take FSA and must participate in the State A+ Grading system.

Charter schools students are not limited by attendance zones. Membership in the school population is open to any student in Hillsborough County. Students from adjoining counties may be admitted on a case by case basis. Interested parents are urged to discuss this issue with the administrator of the desired school.

Parents should apply directly to the desired school. Addresses and email links are provided on our home page, or parents can visit Here and follow the “schools” link on the home page.

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