Charter schools are publicly funded but have more freedom in determining curricula than public schools. They must still follow certain state guidelines and regulations, but they have the ability to create their own educational programs and methods. This allows them to tailor their approach to better meet the needs of their specific student body.

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Charter Schools

Question 42

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Charter schools

A) are publicly funded and have no more freedom in choosing students than do public schools,though they have greater freedom in determining curricula.
B) are privately funded and have total freedom in determining curricula.
C) are publicly funded but have more freedom in determining curricula than public schools.
D) are promoted primarily by Democrats as a strong,publicly-funded method of improving education.
E) have been opposed by President Obama,through executive orders to drain their funding.

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