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Charter school oversight
An independent board and agency will oversee charter schools.
Charter schools are a distinct type of school within the state-funded education system, and different administrative arrangements are needed to establish, manage, support and monitor them.
There are three main parts in the charter schools | kura hourua model:
- Sponsors operate charter schools
- The Charter School Authorisation Board makes decisions on the approval of sponsors, and the use of interventions when a charter school is not performing well
- The Charter School Agency is the secretariat to the Authorisation Board and contracts with the schools.
The Ministry of Education will continue to be responsible for the policy and legislation setting the overall framework for the New Zealand education system. The Education Review Office (ERO) will have a role in evaluating charter schools.