Are there any exceptions to the public building requirement?
Yes. If there are no public buildings available within the district, then the charter can remain in a privately owned building under two conditions: (1) the building’s owner is willing to maintain the building according to E (educational adequacy) standards at no cost to the district or school; or (2) the building is owned by a non-profit that is also willing to maintain the building to standards at no additional cost to the district or charter.
Related Questions
- Does the APP requirement apply to a new building that may not provide a suitable location for a public artwork and may the APP funds be transferred for expenditure to another site?
- Does the existence of a public fund satisfy the gift fund requirement?
- What is the requirement for submitting an application for building?
