Charter School Operators & Authorizers
Tennessee law requires each public charter school to report certain information on an annual basis. The required information is submitted to the chartering authority and the State. The information in annual reports should help school operators, chartering authorities, policymakers, and parents make decisions that will lead to improving achievement of all public school students.
Charter school operators may use annual reports to measure progress toward the goals outlined in their charter, adjust operations based on this information, and gauge the likelihood of renewal of their charters. Chartering authorities may use annual reports to provide effective oversight of charter schools, share best practices across all schools in their jurisdiction, and to make renewal, nonrenewal or revocation decisions. Operators, authorizers, and policymakers may use annual reports to measure the return on investment in schools and programs. They may then use this information to support existing high-performing schools and programs, foster more innovative school models, and decrease the number of low-performing schools.
Important Information
- Active Charter School List for SY2021-2022
- Authorizer Fee Guidance
- Reporting Schedule
- Annual Report Guidance
- Interim Review Guidelines
- Charter School Enrollment and Lottery Procedures
Charter School Funding
- Charter School Funding Overview FY18
- Charter School Funding Overview FY19
- Charter School Funding Overview FY20
Authorizers
- Authorizer Reporting Schedule
- Annual Authorizer Report Guidance, Deadline: January 1, 2022
- Charter Closure Guidance
- Interim Review Guidelines
- Model Charter School Performance Framework
- NACSA’s Principles & Standards for Quality Authorizing
- School Facilities Utilization Guidelines
- Authorizer Fee Report, Deadline: December 1, 2021