Last week, President Joe Biden gave his second State of the Union address. During the speech, he addressed issues related to education, including pre-K, teacher salaries, mental health, and opportunities for students.
If there’s one thing we should take away from 2022, it is the power of parents. For far too long many parents have been side-lined in public education. Then the pandemic forced them to experience their kid’s education up-close and firsthand, and now they’re more involved than ever before. Another thing we’ve learned is… Continue reading 5 Ways Parents Showed Up for Education in 2022
This Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re putting the spotlight on Hispanic support for charter schools across America. Charter schools have always been of high interest for Hispanic families and these unique public schools serve Hispanic students well. During the pandemic, parents in other demographics had the opportunity to see their child’s education firsthand and are now… Continue reading The Data Tells All: High Support Among Hispanic Families for Charter Schools
With new data showing what we already know—that parents want more charter schools, not fewer, and that the education voter may be the new swing voter—it’s more apparent than ever that charter schools are in-demand and here to stay. We need to continue the fight for high-quality public schools for all students and make it clear… Continue reading New Federal Funding Bill Out of Step With What Parents Want for Charter Schools
The U.S. News & World Report released their 2022 ranking of best public high schools and—once again—charter schools shine. This year, charter schools account for 12% of all public high schools on the list, but they make up 22% of the top 100 public high schools. Charter schools from Arizona, California, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Indiana,… Continue reading Charter Schools Outperform in Ranking of 2022 Best High Schools
This week, charter schools across the country are #PublicSchoolProud and celebrating National Public Schools Week, February 21-25, 2022, along with thousands of other public schools. Public Schools Week is an annual celebration that brings together school leaders, educators, parents, and community leaders to recognize the importance of our nation’s public schools—including charter schools. Why’s that? Because… Continue reading Are Charter Schools Public Schools?
After the disruption of the past two school years, many schools across the country are reopening their doors for in-person learning and excitement levels are high. In celebration of Back to School Month, we’re sharing the myth-busting facts and figures on innovative public schools—also known as charter schools—changing the game for public education. Join in by sharing… Continue reading Getting the Facts: 4 Myths about Charter Schools
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