National Alliance Statement on USA Today
Attending a charter public school boosts students chances of graduating college by 50 percent.
National Alliance Statement on President's FY2018 Budget
President Trump unveiled his FY2018 budget, which includes a $168 million increase for charter schools.
Kentucky Senate Passes Charter Public School Bill
The Kentucky State Senate passed HB 520, a bill that would allow charter public schools to open in Kentucky for the first time.
Kentucky House Passes Charter Public School Bill
Nina Rees released the following statement in response to the Kentucky House of Representatives voting to pass HB 520.
National Alliance Statement on ASPIRA Charter Schools
Washington D.C.- Charter schools are public schools that are granted autonomy to operate outside of much district red tape, in exchange for being held to higher levels of accountability.
National Alliance Statement on Protecting Transgender Students Rights
Children of all ages, races, abilities, religions, gender identities, and sexual orientations attend charter schools. All deserve a safe school environment that fosters academic and personal growth, and doesn't engage in discrimination of any kind.
National Alliance Applauds Ruling Upholding Constitutionality of Washington State Charter Schools
The National Alliance released the following statement regarding the ruling in El Centro de la Raza v. Washington State.
National Alliance Statement on GAO Report Examining Discipline in D.C. Charter Schools
The National Alliance released the following statement regarding a new Government Accountability Office report examining disciplinary rates in D.C. charter schools.
National Alliance Statement on the Confirmation of Betsy DeVos
The National Alliance released the following statement on the confirmation of Betsy DeVos as U.S. Secretary of Education.
National Alliance Stands with Washington State Students and Families as Court Hears Oral Arguments to Determine Charter Public School Constitutionality
The National Alliance released the following statement as the King County Superior Court hears final arguments in El Centro de la Raza v. Washington.