As Democratic Candidates Descend on Iowa, New Report Shows Hawkeye State Ranks in Bottom Five in Annual Charter School Law Rankings
Iowa, which will hold its caucus on February 3rd, lands in the bottom five (41/45) of the nation’s charter school laws for the fifth consecutive year—highlighting the key battleground state’s failure to provide ample school choice for families.
New State Rankings Report Compares Charter School Laws State by State
Today, the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools released its annual ranking of state charter school laws, Measuring Up to the Model: A Ranking of State Public Charter School Laws, Eleventh Edition in conjunction with National School Choice Week.
Five Takeaways from the Latest Teacher Survey
The National Alliance shares 5 Takeaways from this year's Educators for Excellence Teacher Survey.
New Poll Shows Support for Charter Schools is High Ahead of National School Choice Week
Today, the American Federation for Children released its 6th annual nationwide survey of public opinion on school choice in honor of National School Choice Week next week.
20 Years of the National Charter Schools Conference!
Over the past 20 years, the charter school movement has changed and grown significantly - and so has NCSC20!
Newark Test Scores Take Charter School Critics Head On
Governor Whitmer Restores Previously Vetoed Funding Increase to Michigan Charter School Students
We are pleased to see that Michigan lawmakers have restored the funding increase for charter schools that Governor Whitmer vetoed earlier this year.
A Year in Review: 2019
As we approach the end of an eventful year for the charter school movement, we thank you for your support and highlight some of the biggest moments from 2019.
Spotlight on 3 Celebrity Supporters of Charter Schools in 2019
Well-known actors, musicians, and professional athletes are Team Charter—and we’re excited to share three of the biggest names to support charter schools in 2019.
House and Senate Agree on $440 Million Spending Agreement for the Federal Charter Schools Program
We hope that Congress keeps these students at the center of the debate on funding levels for the federal Charter Schools Program for FY 2021.