Fort Worth Public Charter Schools

Fort Worth Public Charter Schools

Fort Worth Public Charter Schools

Fort Worth Public Charter Schools

Fort Worth Public Charter Schools

Charter schools are public schools, free and open to all. 
Charter schools are public schools, 
free and open to all. 
They're a great option for parents looking to find the best fit for the way their children learn.   
They're a great option for parents looking to find the best fit for the way 
their children learn.   

What does it mean to find the right fit?

Every child is different. Public charter schools in Fort Worth give families more options to meet their needs, such as campuses that: 
Focus on rigorous preparation for college and career
Specialize in the arts, STEM, classical education, or languages  
Provide a smaller setting for learning 
Adapt to the needs of non-traditional students

Students from diverse backgrounds are succeeding

At Fort Worth public charter schools:  
Nearly twice as many students complete 
rigorous Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate courses.
More students have access to advanced
dual-credit courses.
Diverse teachers are making a difference. 
For example, 26% of educators at Fort Worth public charter schools are African American, compared to 17% at all other public schools.
More students attend college — including students of color, English Language Learners, and special education students.
Nearly twice as many students complete 
rigorous Advanced Placement  and 
International 
Baccalaureate courses.
More students have access to advanced
dual-credit courses.
Diverse teachers are making a difference. 
For example, 26% of educators at Fort Worth public charter schools are African American, compared to 17% at all other public schools.
More students attend college — including students of color, English Language Learners, and special education students.
Nearly twice as many students complete 
rigorous Advanced Placement and 
International 
Baccalaureate courses.
More students have access to advanced
dual-credit courses.
Diverse teachers are making a difference. 
For example, 26% of educators at Fort Worth public charter schools are African American, compared to 17% at all other public schools.
More students attend college — including students of color, English Language Learners, and special education students.
Nearly twice as many students complete rigorous Advanced Placement and International 
Baccalaureate courses.
More students have access to advanced dual-credit courses.
Diverse teachers are making a difference. For example, 26% of educators at Fort Worth 
public charter schools are African American, compared to 17% at all other public schools.
More students attend college 
— including students of color, English Language Learners, and special education students.
Nearly twice as many students complete rigorous Advanced 
Placement and International 
Baccalaureate courses.
More students have access to advanced dual-credit courses.
Diverse teachers are making a difference. For example, 26% of educators at Fort Worth 
public charter schools are African American, compared to 17% at all other public schools.
More students attend college — including students of color, English Language Learners, and special education students.

Learn more about Texas public charter schools!

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