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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.

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.

Nina Rees, President and CEO of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, released the following statement about last night's election outcomes.

Researchers from the University of Arkansas released a new study looking at what charter school students stood to lose should the U.S. House of Representative’s education funding bill pass. In the 18 cities examined, charter school students would lose an average of $1,131 per-pupil in school resources.

Parents are extremely instrumental in their child's educational journey. Read more on two powerful parents who are helping to shape the schools their children attend.

As a part of our Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, we spoke with the principal of Cresthaven Academy Charter School, Monica Villafuerte, to learn what this month means to her and her school.

We sat down to talk with Daniella Morello, chief executive affairs officer at STRIVE Prep, about what Hispanic Heritage Month means to her.

The National Alliance spoke with one of our 30 Under 30 Changemakers, Artemisio Romero Y Carver on his heritage, people who inspired him, and his future in advocacy.

These schools have also demonstrated remarkable resilience throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, supporting their students and communities while still achieving high levels of academic excellence.