Today more than 5,000 charter school leaders, educators, and policymakers will gather during the 2019 National Charter Schools Conference (#NCSC19) for an all-conference rally to push back against bureaucratic interests and fight for all students to have the opportunity to attend a high-quality public school.
The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (National Alliance) is proud to host the nation’s annual premier charter schools gathering — the National Charter Schools Conference.
Today, West Virginia Governor Jim Justice signed House Bill 206 into law. In theory, the bill will allow public charter schools in the state. Unfortunately, because of political pressure from special interest groups, the bill was written to actually discourage the creation of high-quality public charter schools.
Educators no longer have to choose between accessible language and content that develops knowledge and vocabulary. They can have both.
We have been increasingly concerned to see how our model law’s provisions regarding open meetings and open records have been misused by charter school opponents in Washington, D.C. to try to undermine the good work being done by D.C.’s public charter schools and the D.C. Public Charter School Board.
The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (National Alliance) invites you to our 2019 National Charter School Conference (#NCSC19) — June 30 - July 3 in Las Vegas, NV — bringing together more than 5,000 educators, school leaders, policymakers, charter support organizations, charter management organizations, and advocates to collaborate and experience the premier leadership development event in the public charter school sector.
Robert C. Enlow, president and CEO of EdChoice, previews an upcoming panel at the 2019 National Charter Schools Conference entitlted "Friend or Foe: The Intersection of Charter School and Private School Choice.”
The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (National Alliance) invites you to our 2019 National Charter Schools Conference (#NCSC19) — June 30 - July 3 in Las Vegas, NV — bringing together more than 5,000 educators, school leaders, policymakers, charter support organizations, charter management organizations, and advocates to collaborate and experience the premier leadership development event in the public charter school sector.
Nathan Barrett, Ph.D., provides some brief highlights of both incomplete and unsubstantiated evidence used by the authors in a recent article on The Nation.
After the collapse of communism in Albania, Beqir Gjoka had to dropout of high school to provide for his family. Fast forward to today and he just completed his GED from the Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School.
