In the United States, public schools that set their own standards, are licensed by the state, and receive funding from private money and sponsors are _____ schools.
A) voucher
B) private
C) religious
D) charter

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Charter schools are publicly funded schools that are given more autonomy to set their own standards and curriculum than traditional public schools. They are licensed by the state and, while they may receive some private funding or support from sponsors, they are not technically private schools. Voucher schools are private schools that receive public funding through vouchers given to families to pay tuition. Religious schools are also private schools but have a specific religious affiliation.

In the United States, Public Schools That Set Their Own