The phrase "blind lottery" refers to a game of chance where people participate without knowing what they might win or lose. It implies that the outcome is based on luck rather than skill or knowledge. Full definition
If there are more applications submitted than seats available, they will hold a randomized blind lottery. (necharters.org)
To ensure equal admission opportunities, Rhode Island's charter public schools hold blind lotteries on March 1 each year to determine their student bodies for the upcoming school year. (richarterschools.com)
New Jersey charter schools must offer open enrollment and conduct blind lotteries if demand exceeds the number of seats available, and all students, including students with disabilities, have an equal right to enroll in a charter school. (educationnext.org)