North Texas charter schools see enrollment growth in first year of school choice @CBSTexas
North Texas charter schools see enrollment growth in first year of school choice @CBSTexas
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
More Texas families are choosing charter schools over public schools for their kids' education this year.

Charter schools operate almost like public schools. They are free to attend, are overseen by the Texas Education Agency, and students are required to take the STAAR test.

Still, enrollment numbers at charter schools continue to climb, while public school enrollment drops.
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North Texas charter schools see enrollment growth in first year of school choice

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