Press Release

Today, the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools kicks off its sixth annual School Leaders of Color convening.

Weak Charter School Laws Suppress School Growth During Pandemic, Despite Parent Demand

A month-long celebration of Black History Month highlighted by sharing the inspiring stories of four education leaders who are making an impact in the charter school community.

The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools issued the following statement regarding its 2021 PreK-12 education recommendations for the Biden Administration.

We look forward to working with Secretary Cardona and his team to ensure the voices of parents are heard, and every student has access to a high-quality public education.

We thank Congress for producing a relief package to bring desperately needed aid to Americans and we are pleased to see funding for the Charter Schools Program was sustained.

During this time of immense change and uncertainty for our nation, the newly elected Biden Administration faces many important decisions.

We were joined by several hundred education leaders, advocates, and reporters in our digital briefing on Monday, for a post-election analysis of the state of the charter school sector.

Today, the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools applauds the Labor Health and Human Services, Education Senate Appropriations Subcommittee for its leadership.

We congratulate the newly elected and re-elected officials from states across the country, and we are thrilled to see several charter school supporters among the ranks.