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Charter Schools  \nAnnual Report  \nTennessee Department of Education | Division of Choice | August 2024  \nIntroduction  \nAnnually, the Tennessee Department of Education (department) releases a report to highlight the current state of public charter schools operating in Tennessee. This year's report provides information relative to the operation and viability of public charter schools for the 2022-23 school year. In compliance with state statute 1, the report provides information relative to student enrollment, academic performance, and student characteristics. All data presented in this report is representative of the 2022-23 school year unless otherwise noted. Additional information related to public charter schools is available on the department’s charter school website.  \nTennessee Public Charter School Quick Facts for 2022-23  \n• A total of 114 public charter schools were located within the geographic boundaries of four (4) school districts across the state: Hamilton County Schools, Knox County Schools, Memphis-Shelby County Schools, and Metro Nashville Public Schools (Davidson County) .  \n• Six (6) entities functioned as local education agencies (LEAs) and authorized public charter schools to operate: Hamilton County Schools, Knox County Schools, MemphisShelby County Schools, and Metro Nashville Public Schools along with the Achievement School District (ASD) and the Tennessee Public Charter School Commission.  \n• Five (5) new public charter schools opened in the 2022-23 school year, and four (4) public charter schools closed at the beginning of the 2022-23 school year.  \n• Charter schools in Tennessee enrolled 44,401 students which represents approximately 4.4% of Tennessee’s total public-school enrollment.  \n• Approximately 75% of public charter schools earned composite TVAAS Tennessee ValueAdded Assessment System (TVAAS) levels that suggest students were making expected or greater than expected growth (TVAAS Levels 3-5) .  \n• Approximately 73% of public charter schools earned a Tennessee letter grade of a C or higher.  \n• Charter schools had an overall graduation rate of 86% which is higher than the previous year (83%) .  \n1 Tennessee Code Annotated § 49-13-120(b)  \nPublic Charter School Landscape in Tennessee  \nEstablishment of Public Charter Schools  \nA public charter school is a public school established and governed by a charter agreement between a public charter school or charter management organization (CMO) and a local educational agency (LEA) . Public charter schools in Tennessee are established under the Tennessee Public Charter Schools Act of 2002 and the Tennessee High-Quality Charter Schools Act, as outlined in Chapter 13 of Title 49 of the Tennessee Code. A public charter school, while part of its LEA, is governed by an independent governing board and has greater autonomy over its budget, personnel, curricula, and operations in exchange for heightened accountability. Tennessee law prohibits for-profit entities from operating or managing public charter schools and requires all governing bodies to be not-for-profit organizations with a 501(c)(3) exemption.  \nThe Tennessee Public Charter Schools Act of 2002 allows the creation of public charter schools within the structure of a public school system and provides public charter schools with flexibility to achieve goals outlined within their charter agreement. Public charter schools are publicly funded, and as such, are subject to the same performance standards outlined by the Tennessee State Board of Education (SBE) for traditional public schools. A public charter school authorizer may close a public charter school if it fails to make sufficient progress toward performance expectations set forth in its charter agreement, materially violates its charter agreement, or fails to meet generally accepted standards of fiscal management. A charter school agreement may be revoked by the authorizer if the school is designated a Priority ","cbCaioInIZaXhgLf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioInIZaXhgLf","pdf",1163476,45,"English","# Introduction\n## Tennessee Public Charter School Quick Facts for 2022-23\n## Public Charter School Landscape in Tennessee\n## Establishment of Public Charter Schools\n## Public Charter Schools by the Numbers\n## Figure 1. 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