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This week, charter schools across the country are #PublicSchoolProud and celebrating National Public Schools Week, February 21-25, 2022, along with thousands of other public schools.

A common thread throughout these governors’ addresses is empowering parents with choices in education.

Stanford University's Center for Research on Education Outcomes released new survey-based research illuminating the experiences of charter school leaders in California, New York, and Washington State.

We need your help in identifying the students who are right for this program! Here are three reasons for students to apply.

In 2021, lawmakers in state after state made significant improvements to their charter school laws. Here are the four states that made the most progress this past year in their charter school law: 

I had never heard of a public charter school prior to starting my career in education as a teacher in 2011. But my time in the classroom opened my eyes to the impact of school choice.  

As the 2022 state legislative sessions kick-off, the National Alliance is working in a variety of states to ensure positive conditions for charter schools to flourish.

The National Charter Schools Conference went remote for 2020 and 2021, adjusted our content to meet you where you were, tested out new virtual platforms, and now…we’re ready to meet back in person in Washington, D.C. 

With 30 years of experience responding to the needs of students and families, charter schools are meeting this moment and demonstrating the very best of what public education can be.

With renewed public attention on education in 2021, and a dramatic shift in public school enrollment trends, state legislatures accomplished a lot for students over the past year. Here are the top 10 wins we saw across the country.