A public school sanctioned by a specific contractual agreement with the state that allows the program to operate outside the usual rules and regulations of the state and the Texas Education Agency is known as a/an

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A charter school is a publicly funded school that operates under a specific contract or "charter" with the state or local school district. This contract grants the school greater flexibility in terms of its structure, curriculum, and operations but also holds it accountable for meeting certain academic standards. Charter schools are exempt from some of the regulations that traditional public schools must follow, but they are still subject to oversight from their authorizing agency.

A Public School Sanctioned by a Specific Contractual Agreement with the State