Idaho § 33-5205C PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL REPLICATION

Idaho Statutes

§ 33-5205C — PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL REPLICATION

Idaho·Title 33 EDUCATION·Ch. 52 PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS

(1)Public charter schools that have successfully completed at least one (1) renewal without condition may apply for fast-tracked replication.

(2)Replication public charter schools must have the same operational model and serve the same, or a subset of the same, grades as the public charter school being replicated.

(3)An abridged application for replication shall narrowly focus on:

(a)A description of the capacity of the charter holder to successfully replicate an additional school;

(b)A description of how the charter holder will manage multiple charter schools while maintaining a high level of academic and fiscal performance in the original public charter school and the replication school; and

(c)Location-specific information for the new replication charter school.

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(1) Public charter schools that have successfully completed at least one (1) renewal without condition may apply for fast-tracked replication.
(2) Replication public charter schools must have the same operational model and serve the same, or a subset of the same, grades as the public charter school being replicated.
(3) An abridged application for replication shall narrowly focus on:
(a) A description of the capacity of the charter holder to successfully replicate an additional school;
(b) A description of how the charter holder will manage multiple charter schools while maintaining a high level of academic and fiscal performance in the original public charter school and the replication school; and
(c) Location-specific information for the new replication charter school.
(4) Replication applications shall be considered by an authorizer within forty-five (45) days of submission unless the replication applicant agrees to a later date.

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