
Separating Fact & Fiction: What You Need to Know About Public Charter Schools
Between the 2008-09 and 2013-14 school years, the public charter school movement experienced a dramatic 80 percent increase in the number of students and an astounding 40 percent increase in the number of schools.

Over-Age, Under-Credited Students and Public Charter Schools

The Numbers Add Up: Congressional Districts with the Most Charter Schools and Charter School Students

Waiting Lists to Attend Public Charter Schools Top 1 Million Names
Each year the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools provides estimates of the number of student names and individual students on charter school waiting lists. In 2013-14, there were an estimated 1,034,311 names and 586,511 individual students on charter school waiting lists.

Automatic Closure of Low-Performing Public Charter Schools, April 2014
Over the past several years, state lawmakers have been devoting increasing attention to enacting legislation to better support the growth of high-quality public charter schools.

Estimated Number of Public Charter Schools & Students, Dashboard Data from 2013-2014
Each year, the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools contacts state departments of education and state charter school associations to obtain lists of new and closed charter schools for the academic year. The numbers presented in this report are estimates.

Measuring Up to the Model: A Ranking of State Charter School Laws, 2014
In this report, we evaluate each states charter school law against the 20 essential components of a strong public charter school law. These 20 components are drawn from National Alliances A New Model Law For Supporting The Growth Of High-Quality Public Charter Schools.

A Growing Movement: Americas Largest Charter School Communities, Eighth Edition
The latest data on public charter school enrollment demonstrate once again that public charter schools are the fastest-growing sector of public education in the United States. Over the past five years, student enrollment in public charter schools has grown by 80 percent.

Weve Been Here Before: Charter School Opponents Use Same Legal Arguments and Lose Every Time
In November 2012, Washington state voters became the first in the country to approve a public charter school law by a ballot initiative. Initiative 1240 authorized the creation of 40 charter schools over the next five years beginning with the 2014 school year.

Brief: California Charter Schools Association v. Los Angeles Unified School District
Application of National Alliance for Public Charter Schools for leave to file Amicus Curiae Brief

Improving Access and Creating Exceptional Opportunities for Students with Disabilities in Public Charter Schools
Roughly 13 percent of students enrolled in public schools have a disability that qualifies them to receive support services under the umbrella of special education and related services.