Three Things I Learned During My Internship as a Charter School Alum
Former KIPP student and summer 2021 intern for the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools shares what she learned over the summer about charter schools.
New Schools, New Opportunities for Success: Whatcom Intergenerational High School
A profile on Whatcom Intergenerational High School, a tuition-free public charter high school serving Bellingham, Washington, as they set to open in fall 2021.
New Schools, New Opportunities for Success: Breakthrough Charter School
The National Alliance talked to the founding head of school of Breakthrough Charter School, Darren Ramalho, on how the school was started.
Tackling Drop Out Recovery with Music
We say that if you’ve been to one charter school you’ve been to… one charter school. Every school is unique and serves students who are different—different learning styles, motivations, and interests.
New Schools, New Opportunities for Success: DREAM Mott Haven Middle School
DREAM Mott Haven Middle School is set to open in New York this fall. The National Alliance talked to Principal Jennifer Khan about what to expect this school year.
Getting the Facts: 4 Myths about Charter Schools
In celebration of 2021 Back to School Month, we’re sharing the myth-busting facts and figures on innovative public schools changing the game for public education.
Changemaker Hopes for the New School Year: London Carter Williams
London Carter Williams, student author and a 30 Under 30 Changemaker, shared her hopes for the new school year.
Student Survivor Turned Advocate: Nathan Ream Explains His Hopes for the 2021 School Year
We talked to one of our 30 Under 30 Changemakers, Nathan Ream, about his hopes for the new school year.
Changemaker Hopes for a New School Year: Gitanjali Rao
We recently talked to one of our student 30 Under 30 Changemakers, Gitanjali Rao, about what she is looking forward to the most during the new school year.
New Schools, New Opportunities for Success: Gates School
Gates School in South Carolina helps students with dyslexia and other reading differences to succeed. Learn more about how the school was started.