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Michelle Wirth

Elisa Falcó has been promoted to GCSA’s Executive Vice President of School Success. She began working with GCSA as a consultant in the area of quality initiatives. Then GCSA hired […]

Georgia Charter Schools Association is pleased to welcome RaShaun Holliman back to GCSA as Vice President of Policy and Advocacy. He most recently served as the Director of the Office […]

As the 2018-2019 school year gets underway, Georgia Charter Schools Association is excited to welcome more than a dozen new charter school leaders to public charter schools throughout Georgia. New leadership […]

Join GCSA for “The State of Georgia Charter Schools” on Friday, August 31st in Albany and Friday, September 7th in Savannah. This meeting is for school leaders and board members of all Georgia public charter schools. As we kick off a new school […]

Eighth graders in all of Georgia’s public schools saw a slight increase in their End of Grade math scores on the Georgia Milestones in 2018. The percentage of eighth-grade students […]

On July 25, the State Charter Schools Commission approved four new charter schools: Ethos Classical, Harriet Tubman School of Science and Technology, The Community Academy for Architecture and Design (TCAAD) and Yi […]

The Georgia Charter Schools Association wants for all Georgia public charter school leaders and board members to join us for the “State of Georgia Charter Schools” in one of the […]

For Immediate Release July 25, 2018   Ethos Classical, Harriet Tubman School of Science and Technology, TCAAD, and Yi Hwang Academy Approved by the State Charter Schools Commission   ATLANTA […]

Three new charter schools are opening in Georgia this fall. In Atlanta Public Schools, KIPP Soul Primary School starts classes on Wednesday, July 25. SLAM Academy of Atlanta, a state-authorized […]

Two Fulton County charter schools are changing their names. Latin Grammar School and Latin College Prep will now be known as RISE Grammar School and RISE PREP Collectively, the schools will […]

 New board members of locally-approved charter schools must receive three (3) hours of Financial Governance Training within their first year of service. The Finance and Budget Office of the Georgia Department of […]

Oglethorpe Charter School engineering and STEM teacher Theresa Luciano was recently selected to participate in the National STEM Scholar Program, a prestigious national professional development opportunity for STEM educators. Luciano […]