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BROWSE STATES

Connecticut Charter Schools

25 Charter Schools
10,804 Students in Charter Schools
1996 Year Legislation Passed

Source: National Alliance for Public Charter Schools

State Resources

On the Road to Better Accessibility, Autonomy, and Accountability: State Policy Analysis 2015 ReportsNational Association of Charter School Authorizers (NACSA)08 Dec, 2015 Across America, there is much debate about charter schools. Some of that debate is about the existence of charter schools and whether there should be more or fewer of them. More… Read more
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The Policy Framework for Online Charter Schools Reports Center on Reinventing Public Education01 Oct, 2015 The National Study of Online Charter Schools offers a rigorous analysis of the operations of online charter schools, their policy environments, and their impacts on student… Read more
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Key Contacts

State Education Agency

Connecticut State Department of Education
Charter Schools Program
Hartford, CT

(860) 713-6574 | email | website

Charter Support Organization(s)

Connecticut Charter Schools Association
New Haven, CT

(203) 772-8111 | email | website

Northeast Charter Schools Network
Albany, NY

(518) 218-6575 | email | website

Opening/Expanding a Charter School (click here) 

CSP Grants

Connecticut does not have an active State Entity (SE) grant. For more information on SE grantees, click here.

Charter developers are eligible to apply for Grants to Charter School Developers for the Opening of New Charter Schools ("Developer" grants) in states that do not have an active SE grant. For complete eligibility information for Developer grants, see the NIA and clarifying correction. For information on Developer grants, see the CSP Developer Grants webpage.  

U.S. Department of Education

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