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On Tuesday, Feb. 20, Georgia’s House Education Policy Subcommittee unanimously passed House Bill 1122. HB 1122 now heads before the House Education Committee and could receive a vote as early […]

Today’s the day! “Charter Schools Day” at the Capitol kicks off at 9 a.m. Find parking and event details below.  This important event, organized by the Georgia Charter Schools Association and the […]

House Bill 1122 has been introduced in the Georgia House. The pro-charter school bill is championed by GCSA and sponsored by Rep. Scott Hilton, District 48. In its current version, […]

On Wednesday, Dec. 6, the Georgia Charter Schools Association recognized two of Georgia’s top charter school advocates during GCSA’s annual “Holiday Party and Celebration of Advocates” held at Buckhead Club […]

Georgia Charter Schools Association is excited to announce Dr. Howard Fuller as our conference keynote speaker! Howard Fuller’s career includes many years in both public service positions and the field […]

Participants of GCSA’s Policy Development, Implementation and Evaluation Course will learn the basics of policy development, implementation, and evaluation. Policy topics include budget development, budget amendments, internal controls, spending limits […]

Atlanta Board of Education (ABOE) districts 1, 3, 5 and at-large seats 7 and 9 are on the November ballot. These elections are crucial because more than 25 percent of […]

In 2023, fourteen public charter schools were among the Georgia high schools with the highest percentage of four-year graduates. These schools surpassed the state high-school graduation rate, 84.4%, and the […]

The Georgia Charter Schools Association congratulates the Academy for Classical Education, Amana Academy, Resurgence Hall Charter School, School for Arts-Infused Learning (SAIL), and Scintilla Charter Academy for receiving the Georgia […]

Gavin Mills, a senior at Furlow Charter School, has been selected to serve on the 2023-2024 Student Advisory Council for State School Superintendent Richard Woods. This year, Superintendent Woods chose nearly 70 […]