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BROWSE STATES

New Hampshire Charter Schools

38 Charter Schools
4,227 Students in Charter Schools
1995 Year Legislation Passed

Source: National Alliance for Public Charter Schools

State Resources

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An Analysis of the Charter School Facility Landscape in New Hampshire ReportsCharter School Facilities Initiative09 Mar, 2018 In the spring of 2017, the National Charter School Resource Center (NCSRC), the Colorado League of Charter Schools (the League), the New Hampshire Alliance for Public Charter… Read more
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New Hampshire Charter Schools, Planning and Designing, State Education Agency, Charter School Management Organizations, Military, State Reports, Educators, Charter School Family and Community, Facilities
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How to Start a Charter School in New Hampshire ToolkitsNew Hampshire Center for Innovative Schools18 Feb, 2015 Every state has its own specific laws detailing how to open a charter school. To find out more about the process in New Hampshire, click "view resource" above.
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New Hampshire Charter Schools, Starting a Charter School, Charter School Family and Community
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Key Contacts

State Education Agency

New Hampshire Department of Education
Charter School Program
Concord, NH

(603) 271-6813 | email | website

Charter Support Organization(s)

New Hampshire Alliance for Public Charter Schools
Concord, NH

(603) 224-0366 | email | website

Opening/Expanding a Charter School (click here) 

CSP Grants

New Hampshire has an active CSP SE grant. For more information on SE grantees, click Here.

Charter school developers are not eligible to apply for Grants To Charter School Developers For The Opening Of New Charter Schools ("Developer" grants) in states with an active SE grant. For complete eligibility information for Developer grants, see the NIA and Clarifying Correction.

U.S. Department of Education

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