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Here you’ll find more details about these and other highlights of 2020. We’re proud of what the movement accomplished this year, and, for so many reasons, we’re eager to get started on 2021.

Here are just a few examples of the remarkable work going on across the country to create state policy environments that foster the growth of high-quality charter schools.

We’ve seen a number of new and renewed support for charter schools among celebrities in sports, film, and music this year.

The National Alliance was excited to bring to life the first-ever virtual conference along with a webinar series on virtual learning with past NCSC keynote speakers.

On The Charter Blog, we’ve highlighted stories all year showing how charter schools stand out in public education, providing resources for the sector, and clearing up misconceptions.

A recent report from the University of Arkansas paints a grim picture of inequality for charter schools in urban areas, where charter schools tend to serve the greatest number of students.

Get to know Destinee Perry, an intern with the National Alliance Alumni Intern Program and a DC Prep charter school alum.

David Segura is an intern with the National Alliance Alumni Intern Program and an alumni of KIPP Austin College Prep.

More than a dozen urban districts are partnering with nonprofit organizations to turn around failing schools, and that partnership usually includes a free district facility. This should interest charter school operators who fit the bill.