Absolutely. Charter Schools in Florida are Public Schools, but are just independent from the School District. The amount of Federal Funding it receives is based on its enrollment. They are tuition-free and open to every student who wishes to enroll. They are held accountable to state and federal academic standards.
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Absolutely. Charter Schools in Florida are Public Schools, but are just independent from the School District. The amount of Federal Funding it receives is based on its enrollment. They are tuition-free and open to every student who wishes to enroll. They are held accountable to state and federal academic standards.