Camino Nuevo Charter Academy Alum Graduates from College
Camino Nuevo Charter Academy is a network of college-prep schools serving 3,600 students, nearly all of whom receive free or reduced-price lunch and over a third of whom are English learners.
Domiter Sisters from IDEA Head to College
Andrea, Christine, and Catherine Domiter - IDEA Donna
A Glimpse into the Class of 2018 at SouthTech Academy
SouthTech Academy's mission is to prepare students for wo
My Dream Is...
Wintana Mesfin is a graduating fifth grader at Rocketship Mateo Sheedy Elementary in San Jose, California. She deliver
Achievement First, DSST and Uncommon Schools Named 2018 Broad Prize Finalists
Achievement First, DSST Public Schools and Uncommon Schools are finalists for the 2018 Broad Prize for Public Charter Schools, the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools and The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation announced today.
Lessons from IDEA Toros Prepare Charter School Graduate for Future
IDEA has helped me separate things that are important and things that aren’t. Being here has changed my culture, and my work ethic. I have learned that in life there are no excuses for anything. I may face obstacles, but I don’t care. I am going to go to college as a student-athlete, get a degree, and make my family proud.
Being a Charter School Kid Sets Graduate up for Future
The name’s Tirado, Aremy Tirado. Recently I had my last day of high school at Democracy Prep at the Agassi Campus, and looking back on all four years of blood, sweat, and tears, I found that being a “charter school kid” consisted of being socially aware, being held to higher standards as a result of the rigorous academics, and being part of a tight-knit community.
Former Minnesota Charter School Teacher on Need for Facilities Funding
As we all seek better outcomes for our children, charter schools provide an additional public school option for families looking for something different. The complexity of finding and financing a school building, however, is a drain on the time and energy that school leaders should put into building a transformational school. The brick and mortar building should be the least of a school’s worries.
Data Quality Matters and Data Reporting Errors Have Real Consequences
Parents, policy makers, and stakeholders rely on research and data and to help them make decisions, allocate resources, and develop new programs, laws, and policies—all with the intention of improving student outcomes and opportunities.
School Choice: A Right, not a Privilege
In January 2011, an Ohio mother was convicted and sentenced for falsifying her residency records to send her children to a better school district.
Sounds a bit absurd, doesn't it? To be punished for simply wanting better for your children.