Bill > S0692

This bill modifies Florida law regarding charter schools, first by creating an exception to the rule that a high-performing charter school can only operate one school in the state, allowing them to open additional schools in areas needing intervention, to address capacity issues, or to offer innovative educational choices identified by the district school board. It also clarifies the process for notifying a charter school and its sponsor if it loses its "high-performing" status. Additionally, the bill allows out-of-state entities that successfully run charter school systems to apply for designation as a "high-performing charter school system" in Florida, and if approved, these entities will have their new charter schools in Florida receive a reduction in certain administrative fees for their first three years of operation.