North Dakota set to introduce public charter schools from 2026-27: Here's what families need to know
North Dakota is set to introduce public charter schools by 2026-27. This follows the passage of Senate Bill 2241. These schools will be tuition-free and adhere to state standards. Funding will follow students, averaging $8,360 per student. The Department of Public Instruction is developing the application process. Existing public schools can convert to charter status with parental approval.
North Dakota is set to introduce public charter schools by 2026-27. This follows the passage of Senate Bill 2241. These schools will be tuition-free and adhere to state standards. Funding will follow students, averaging $8,360 per student. The Department of Public Instruction is developing the application process. Existing public schools can convert to charter status with parental approval. What's Your Reaction?
