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Charter Petition Renewal Timeline/Materials/Process

 

Charter Petition Renewal

A charter renewal application is the formal document submitted by an existing charter school seeking continued authorization to operate beyond the current charter term, which is typically five years. The renewal application allows the authorizer, Clayton County Public Schools  to evaluate the school’s overall performance and determine whether the charter should be renewed.  

Note that SBOE Rule 160-4-9-.05 requires that the renewal petition due date must be posted before August 1. 

(i) Establish a final renewal petition submission deadline that is on or before the first Tuesday in January, unless the OCSC approves an alternative deadline in advance.

(ii) Require the local board to, by majority vote, approve or deny renewal petitions prior to March 1.

SY2026-2027PetitionTimelineStart-upandRenewalFinal.pdf

Renewal Petition Application and Resources

Renewal Description

The renewal description provides a brief, clear over view of the renewal process that helps stakeholders quickly understand the intent, requirements, and importance of the renewal process without reviewing the full charter renewal application.

DescriptionoftheCharterSchoolRenewalPetitionProcess2.docx

 

Renewal Timelines

The renewal timeline serves as a structured schedule  for potential petitioners and existing charter school operators. It hat outlines the major deadlines, required submissions, review stages, and approval milestones associated with the charter school renewal process. 

CCPSRenewalTimeline.docx (2026-2027)

 

Renewal Materials

Providing renewal materials is intended to serve as guidance and a support tool that assists petitioners in preparing complete, accurate, and high-quality renewal applications.

https://scsc.georgia.gov/https%3A/scsc.georgia.gov/office-charter-school-compliance/local-charter-renewal