Yes. Our public charter schools are fully funded by taxpayer dollars (with the exception of full-day Kindergarten at most Arizona campuses).
In grades K-3 and grades 4-12 a typical class has approximately 30 students. Grades 1-3 have two teachers, a Subject Expert Teacher (SET) and Learning Expert Teacher (LET), and one expert teacher per subject in grades 4–12.
Every BASIS Charter School has a Student Affairs team. Individuals on this team offer academic, social/emotional, and behavioral support to students in need. With our advanced curriculum, having a strong academic support program in place is essential for student success. Our teachers hold regular Student Hours (before and after school) during which students can get extra help. The Student Affairs team also meets with students who need extra support on a regular basis, working on organization, time management, note taking, and other related skills that enable academic success.
BASIS Charter Schools offer extracurricular activities to enrich our students’ academic experience. Each school aligns its activities to the unique interests of the student body, therefore activities will vary from school-to-school. Clubs and extracurricular activities could include, Music, Art, Dance, Orchestra/Band, Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Minecraft, Coding, and Chess – just to name a few! Our middle and high schools are able to participate in charter association sports leagues and have the opportunity to test their skills against other schools inside and outside of our network. Please contact your local BASIS Charter School for specific information.
The BASIS Charter Schools application processes vary by state. To review enrollment policies and procedures for your local school click here.
If you have questions regarding enrollment at BASIS Charter Schools you can contact the Enrollment Department at (480) 696 3997 or email us at enrollment@basisschools.org.