In our Dear New Leader Series geared toward educating elected officials on important charter school topics, we break down the CSP and discuss its impact on schools and students.
Charter Schools Program: Empowering Schools and Students

In our Dear New Leader Series geared toward educating elected officials on important charter school topics, we break down the CSP and discuss its impact on schools and students.
In this episode of Get Schooled on Public Education, we discuss how charter schools are funded, and the role federal policies play in shaping this process. The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools’ Senior Director of Government Relations, Ron Rice, joined the conversation.
In Washington state, a chorus of voices is rising, echoing the urgent need for equitable funding for all public schools and the students who attend them. These impassioned pleas come from diverse perspectives—educators, students, and parents—each sharing their unique experiences and underscoring the vital importance of bridging the funding gap for students, especially those who are already historically underserved.
Todd Ziebarth, Senior Vice President of State Advocacy and Support at the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, says the following: “Congratulations to Idaho’s legislature and Governor Brad Little for enacting SB 1042 and SB 1043 into law. The two laws will support increased access to funding for facilities, allowing charter schools and leadership to… Continue reading The National Alliance Celebrates The Passage Of Two Idaho Bills That Will Provide More Facilities Support For Public Charter School Students
Nina Rees, President and CEO of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, released the following statement regarding President Biden’s FY 2024 Budget: “The President’s budget calls for significant increases in K-12 education – a 13.6% jump from the 2023 enacted level – for a total of $10.8 billion in additional funding. The additional resources… Continue reading The National Alliance Releases Statement On President Biden’s FY2024 Budget