Question

While ________ receive public money, they are not subject to the same rules that apply to regular public schools. In return, they make agreements to achieve specific results.

Answer 1

Self governing public schools known as Charter Schools receive public money but are not subject to the rules which apply to regular public schools.

Step-by-step explanation:

They form agreements with state governments in order to do their part to improve the state of students that are under performing in regular schools. This is required by the No Child Left Behind Act which is why they receive public money.