All quiet on the charter front as the Thanksgiving holiday approaches. Ivy Preparatory Mom and charter warrior Rae Harkness writes about why a single gender charter school option works for […]
By Leo Smith As election night 2014 drew to a close, all of America turned their attention to pundits’ analyses of who won and why. One candidate’s campaign advantage began […]
By Rae Anne Harkness Most people have heard about the decline in educational outcomes for boys and young men that have become more pronounced in recent years. There has also been an […]
Long overdue credit to Mountain Education Center Charter HS, in the news this week for its collaboration with GA Dept. of Corrections on a partnership to help inmates earn HS […]
By Lauren Holcomb Anyone who has been involved in opening a charter school knows that it is an extremely challenging process. An incredible amount of time and effort go into […]
By Nina Rubin The vision to launch a charter school can come from many places — dissatisfaction with current public school offerings, a yearning to put a particular pedagogy into action, a desire […]
The election’s over — what did it all mean for charters? APS officially votes for charter system model Intown Academy notified that it will not be renewed by APS Fascinating insights […]
By Dr. Tony Roberts The 2014 election results for Georgia’s Governor and School Superintendent were not a surprise for some of us who eat, drink and breathe school choice and […]
By BJ VanGundy So the question I was asked to weigh in on here is “What do the results of the 2014 election mean to education in Georgia?” I want […]
By Dr. Monica Henson There has been a great deal of press for the past year concerning the new Teacher and Leader Keys Effectiveness System of educator evaluation in Georgia, […]