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Do charter schools have to be in public buildings?

April 26, 2017buildings Charter public schools

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Do charter schools have to be in public buildings?

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Charter schools have to be in public buildings by July 1, 2010. A public building includes district buildings, city, state, federal, or tribal buildings also. The charter school is not required to accept a public building if available if it does not meet the programmatic needs of its charter.