Students who attend public charter schools are more likely to graduate high school by 7%-11% and have a 10%-11% higher chance of enrolling in college compared to those who attend district ran schools. Additionally, those who attended charter schools have on average a 12.7% higher maximum annual income between ages 23-25 than students who went to traditional high schools.

1. Students of public charter
schools have a 7%-11% more
likely to graduate than those of
district ran schools.

2. They also found that students of public
charter schools have a 10%-11% improved
probability chance of enrolling in college.

3. One of the most
shocking facts is
that the charter
school attendance is
associated with a
12.7% higher
maximum annual
income between
the ages of 23-25
than those of who
attended traditional
high school.