The Next Phase to Adulthood
Everyone’s high school experience is different, but I would like to encourage everyone who I left behind to take each challenge as it comes and live in the moment.
Thank you Ms. Mitchell for giving me a Future
My name is Adamaris Michel and I graduated from Mission, Achievement and Success Charter School (MAS) in Albuquerque, N.M. in 2018. I was one of 52 graduates in the first graduating class at MAS.
Farewell Class of 2018! DSST Public Schools Senior Spotlight
DSST Public Schools, the winner of the 2018 Broad Prize for Public Charter Schools, has a great deal to be proud of from the Class of 2018.
National Alliance Monthly News for June 2018
National Alliance President and CEO Nina Rees recaps June, including NCSC18, in her monthly update.
From LEAD to Emory: What I learned as a charter school graduate
Graduation was the final page in the first chapter of my life, and now with it behind me, I will move on to college.
Striving to Make my Dreams a Reality
My name is Rénesia Mills and I was born and raised in Colorado Springs, Colo. Most of my life, I watched my single mother work two jobs to ensure that I had everything I needed.
To Those That Did More Than Teach
Graduation is a time of nostalgia. You look back on your years in high school, thinking of the friends and classes that got you to this point.
Thanks to my LEAD Charter School I feel Secure after Graduation
"Your comfort zone will kill you." Not only did this quote push me to implement changes into my everyday life, it also laid in the depths of my memory, resurfacing to be the ego of my personality.
I'm so Grateful for my Daughter's Charter School
Today, I look back at how far my daughter Cara-Star Tyner has come. She graduated from elementary school this month and wow, she sure has done an amazing job. Starting in second grade, after transferring from a district school in Brooklyn, N.Y., we had no idea what to expect.
Public Charter Believes in Its Scholars, Says Harvard-Bound Senior
When I was eight, not knowing a single word of English, I immigrated to the United States from South Korea. In elementary school, I was always by myself because I couldn’t speak the language.