Uplifting Stories from the Charter Community VIII
From donating supplies to first responders, to continuing education online, read more on how charter schools are keeping students and communities uplifted during COVID-19.
Uplifting Stories from the Charter Community VII
A high school senior receives a surprise visit from her principal, a parent creates a support group online, and a former student receives help from their charter school in this edition of uplifting stories.
Uplifting Stories from the Charter Community VI
Learn how teachers are prepping students for the AP exam online and how parents appreciate charter schools for stepping up in this edition of uplifting stories.
Uplifting Stories from the Charter Community V
From knitting blankets for children in need, to providing Chromebooks for students who do not have computer access, charter schools are stepping up to serve their students and parents during the pandemic.
Uplifting Stories from the Charter Community IV
See how charter schools come through on educational equity and help students and parents during difficult times.
Uplifting Stories from the Charter Community III
In this edition of uplifting stories, we learn how charter schools organized grocery pick-up for families and how teachers managed to ease students' fears about changes due to the pandemic.
Uplifting Stories from the Charter Community II
In this edition of uplifting stories, we highlight charter schools providing childcare for first responders, emotional support to students and internet access to continue learning online.
Uplifting Stories from the Charter Community
In a short amount of time, COVID-19 has changed the way we live. But despite the problems Americans are facing, there are many examples that show how educators are going the extra mile.
IDEA Public Schools: Fastest-Growing Charter Network Celebrates 20 Years of Impact for Students, Families, Staff and Communities
IDEA Public Schools celebrates 20 years since its first charter was approved! Learn more about how IDEA got started.
The Presidential Candidates Should Listen to Voters
The American Federation for Children’s annual education survey finds that 58 percent of all voters and 56 percent of Democratic primary voters are less likely to support a candidate who wants to eliminate federal funding for charter schools.