In this episode of Get Schooled on Public Education, we focus on strategies charter schools have implemented to create educational environments to improve student outcomes. We talked to Dr. Reneta C. Johnson, the executive director at Legacy Prep in Alabama and Zak Dominello, the executive director at Ricardo Flores Magón Academy in Colorado. They discussed their leadership styles, approach to student learning, parent and community engagement, and intentional practices that have helped them thrive in the public education space. Learn more about their challenges, successes, and the specific steps they’ve taken to enhance their school culture and boost student achievement by fostering a positive learning environment.
Key Takeaways:
- Charter schools are free, public, and open to all.
- Intentional leadership and setting examples are instrumental in creating and maintaining a positive school culture.
- Data-driven instruction and providing targeted support for teachers and students help boost student achievement.
- Engage and consider the voices of teachers, students, parents, and the community in school decision making.
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