Jamison White is the senior manager of data and research for the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools. Before joining the National Alliance, Jamison worked as a data analyst and freelance consultant in Boston and the greater New York area. Prior to this, Jamison completed his degree in Policy Management and International Relations at Carnegie Mellon University.
In his free time, Jamison enjoys playing tennis, exploring Washington, D.C, and staying up to date with the latest political news.
Blog posts by Jamison White
Cultural Conversations in Public Charter Schools?
A growing number of public charter schools specialize in integrating cultural knowledge alongside a more established educational curriculum. The Joseph K. Lumsden Bahweting Anishnabe Academy, a high-performing charter school in Michigan, fulfills this mission by shaping their student experience around the Anishinaabe traditions and language.
5 Public Charter Schools Making Waves for Their Take on the Vocational Model
As Career Technical Education schools grow in popularity, the National Alliance's Jamison White explains how some charter schools are incorporating career and technical training into their curriculum to open doors and change lives.
Charter Schools Meet the Needs of Special Education Students
New methods of teaching help charter schools serve all students, but especially students with special needs. Advocates continue to encourage new approaches to help these students meet their individualized goals in increasingly inclusive settings. The Community Charter School of Cambridge, for example, utilizes a high-quality and effective method of collaboration between general and special education teachers to bring out the best in all their students.
