Non-clients: $580 per attendee
Program Ends: 12:00 PM
While charter schools are public schools, they operate within a unique and evolving landscape with distinct legal, funding, and oversight requirements. Understanding how charter schools are formed, governed, funded, and held accountable—and the respective roles of authorizers and charter operators—is essential for ensuring compliance and supporting high-quality educational programs.
This course will provide an overview of key charter school laws and regulations, including accountability, funding, and oversight responsibilities. Participants will also gain insights into the petition process and accompanying compliance requirements, as well as statutory oversight and accountability changes proposed as part of the 2026-27 State Budget.
Who Should Attend
- School district and county office of education staff responsible for charter petition review or oversight
- Charter school leaders and administrators
- Staff involved in facilities planning or access, including those working with Proposition 39 (2000)
Register your entire team to support effective collaboration and compliance!
What You’ll Learn
- The roles and responsibilities of charter school authorizers and operators
- Key laws and regulations governing charter schools, including oversight, accountability, and compliance requirements
- The charter petition process and best practices for clear, objective oversight
- Requirements related to instructional time, scheduling, and attendance recovery
- Charter school facilities, including options under Proposition 39 (2000)
- Most current information available as it relates to state policies, legislation, etc.
Non-clients: $580 per attendee
Program Ends: 12:00 PM