Proposed Federal Regulations Ignore Students' and Families' Needs
Here are some of the worst of the proposed new rules for charter schools from the U.S. Department of Education.
Kim McCabe is the senior director of communications for the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools. She manages the National Alliance website, social media accounts, email communications, publications, campaigns, and visual brand.
Previously, Kim worked at Americans for the Arts, coordinating its state action network, online action center program, and external communications for the government affairs team. Kim began her career working in early childhood education policy at Child Care Aware of America, designing and managing the organization’s parent advocacy program. Her current work at the National Alliance builds on the belief that parents should be equipped and able to make choices about their children’s education and that they should have quality options to choose from.
Kim grew up in Rochester, NY, and is a graduate of American University where she received a degree in Art History.
Blog posts by Kim McCabe
It’s Official: Facilities Support for Charter Schools Falls Short
Enrollment in district schools has taken a nosedive, while charter school enrollment is on the rise. One thing that hasn’t changed? Charter schools still have extremely limited access to facilities.
Three Wins for Families in the 2021 Elections
It’s no surprise that when families took to the polls for the 2021 elections, they voted charter-friendly candidates into office—across the country and across party lines.
