Schools, Charter - As introduced, prevents a public charter school that has had its charter agreement renewed on appeal by the Tennessee public charter school commission from mutually agreeing with the local board of education for the LEA in which the public charter school is located for the local board to serve as its authorizer; allows the commission to determine, between five and 10 years, the term of a charter agreement renewed by the commission instead of automatically assigning all char...

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The bill stops a charter school whose charter was renewed after an appeal from switching its authorizer to the local school board. It also gives the Tennessee Charter School Commission the power to decide whether a renewed charter lasts between five and ten years, rather than automatically setting a ten‑year term. This changes how charter renewals are handled and who can act as authorizer.

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