School Lane Charter School is a public, tax-funded K–12 option serving families in the NE Philadelphia and Lower Bucks County area. If you are planning for the 2026 school year, you can register to attend one of our Open Houses, review the admissions steps or connect with our team any time. Online applications will be available on 30th January 2026.

Pennsylvania Department of Education’s overview of Charter Schools provides a neutral explanation of how charter schools work in our state.

The School Lane Charter School K-6 program builds a strong foundation in core subjects while fostering creativity and collaboration, seamlessly transitioning into the globally recognized International Baccalaureate (IB) program for grades 7-12, which prepares students for college and beyond. Learn more about our curriculum:

One School. Two Campuses. A Continuous K–12 Experience

School Lane is one school community with two campuses that work together to support students from kindergarten through graduation. Teachers and leaders coordinate curriculum, student support, and family communication so children experience consistent expectations and a smooth transition as they advance in grade.

• Shared mission and values

• Aligned curriculum that builds skills each year

• Common approaches to literacy, math reasoning, inquiry, and student wellbeing

• Counselor support and teacher handoffs during key transitions

• Regular family updates using the same communication tools across grades

The Elementary Campus focuses on the fundamentals that matter in early years while nurturing curiosity and character.

• Literacy and numeracy taught with clear goals and frequent practice

• Science and social studies with hands-on learning and real-world connections

• Arts, physical education, and technology that build confidence and creativity

• Social-emotional learning in daily routines

• Targeted support when needed so every child can make steady progress

Explore the Elementary Campus: Visit the Elementary site

The IB Campus builds on elementary foundations with rigorous coursework, inquiry, and real-world application. Students strengthen reading, writing, mathematics, science, social sciences, and world languages while developing strong research and presentation skills. They find opportunities in the arts, service, clubs, and leadership. Counselors guide goal setting, course selection, and postsecondary planning.

Explore the IB Campus: Visit the IB Campus site