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January 2019

YOUR TURNKEY PARTNER IN OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME PROGRAMS The need for quality before- and after-school programs has never been greater. Today’s parents do not simply desire a safe environment, they want an enriching environment that will support their children’s development and encourage success in school and beyond. Champions is designed to deliver this service and create […]

Are you interested in becoming a part of one of the most unique all girl charter schools in the state of Georgia? If so, please check out Ivy Preparatory Academy. We pride ourselves on providing quality rigorous instruction in a single gender environment. Recently, there have been many national and international endorsements advocating for the creation of more single-gender schools and classrooms. Research has shown that gender separate classrooms increases student achievement and broadens educational horizons.

For Immediate Release January 11, 2019   Dr. Bonnie Holliday to Serve as GCSA’s Executive Vice President for Policy and External Relations   ATLANTA – Georgia Charter Schools Association (GCSA) welcomes Dr. Bonnie Holliday, outgoing Executive Director of the State Charter School Commission, as its Executive Vice President for Policy and External Relations.   “We […]

Tori Jackson Hines, Founder and Executive Director of Resurgence Hall; Julie Allen, Principal of International Community School; and Patrice Meadows, a participant in GCSA’s Charter Incubator were selected to take part in the Deloitte Courageous Principals program. The program connects school principals from across the nation with top leaders in business, nonprofit organizations and other industries. […]

On Wednesday, Dec. 12, Georgia Charter Schools Association honored top charter school advocates, policy makers and school officials, during GCSA’s annual holiday “Celebration of Advocates” held at the JW Marriott in Atlanta. Each of the advocates received a “GCSA Champion for Children Award” in recognition of their longtime support and commitment to children and Georgia’s […]