Are Charter Schools Exempt From the ADA and therefore Do Not Need To Make Their Programs Accessible?

No, Charter schools are not exempt from the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Charter schools, because they are part of the public school system, have Title II obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act and must make their programs accessible when viewed in their entirety.

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