A charter school is an independently run public school operating under a contract with the state. Charters exercise increased flexibility in their operations in exchange for greater accountability for performance. A school's "charter" is a contract detailing the school's mission, grades served, instructional model, and how the school will measure student performance. Since charter schools receive public funding, they must have open enrollment, may not charge tuition, and must participate in state assessments and federal accountability programs.

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ALA Buckeye will be offering tuition-free public education for grades K–12, as well as a paid preschool program through Little Leaders.

No. American Leadership Academy Buckeye is open to all students residing in the state of Arizona at no cost. As an open-enrollment public charter school, enrollment is not restricted by city, neighborhood, or local school district boundaries.

Yes. We maintain a daily dress code and uniform policy to promote a distraction-free learning environment. For specific requirements and details, please review our Arizona Uniform Guidelines page.

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