Parents’ Guide to Washington, D.C. Charter Schools
The popularity of DC charter schools began taking off in the 2000s. Learn about the history of DC charter schools, how they are funded, and how to enroll.
Open Enrollment is when charter school applications open for a new school year. By using a lottery and waitlist system, charter schools can ensure that enrollment is fair for all families.
In 1994, Arizona became the 11th state in the country to pass a charter school law. Learn how many students are enrolled in Arizona charter schools, how they are funded and more.
Despite the rising popularity of charter schools in the U.S., many parents do not fully understand what they are. Learn how charter schools work and how they differ from traditional public schools and private schools.
Our parent Booster Clubs are run entirely by parent volunteers. Throughout the year, Booster Clubs plan a variety of events and fundraisers. Learn more and find out how you can get involved.
BASIS Charter Schools: The Next Step for Montessori Students
BASIS Charter Schools and Montessori schools both place a strong emphasis on helping children become confident, independent learners. Learn about the similarities and differences between BASIS and Montessori.
What to Expect as a Kindergarten Parent at BASIS Charter Schools
Is your child getting ready to start kindergarten this fall? Here is a detailed look at what to expect as a new kindergarten parent at BASIS Charter Schools.
Full-Day vs. Half-Day Kindergarten: Which Is Right for Your Family?
Elementary schools in the U.S. commonly offer both full-day and half-day options for kindergarten. As a parent, you might be wondering if there’s an advantage in picking one type of kindergarten program over another.
What Senior Year Looks Like at BASIS Charter Schools
Senior year consists of post-AP capstone courses, college counseling, and an off-campus Senior Project. Learn more about what makes our senior year experience so unique.
