Question by Agent Smith: Will we see more Chicago Public Schools “Gay Charters” now that there is a massive increase in education funds? Best answer: Answer by Ron BingAnd everywhere else too. – report several years old but still applicable. – Although New York City is $ 3.5 billion in debt, with its education budget [...]
Will we see more Chicago Public Schools “Gay Charters” now that there is a massive increase in education funds?
by admin on 18. May, 2012 in Charter School News
Will we see more Chicago Public Schools “Gay Charters” now that there is a massive increase in education funds?
by admin on 30. Apr, 2012 in Charter School News
Question by Agent Smith: Will we see more Chicago Public Schools “Gay Charters” now that there is a massive increase in education funds? Best answer: Answer by Ron BingAnd everywhere else too. – report several years old but still applicable. – Although New York City is $ 3.5 billion in debt, with its education budget [...]
Will we see more Chicago Public Schools “Gay Charters” now that there is a massive increase in education funds?
by admin on 12. Apr, 2012 in Charter School News
Question by Agent Smith: Will we see more Chicago Public Schools “Gay Charters” now that there is a massive increase in education funds? Best answer: Answer by Ron BingAnd everywhere else too. – report several years old but still applicable. – Although New York City is $ 3.5 billion in debt, with its education budget [...]
Will we see more Chicago Public Schools “Gay Charters” now that there is a massive increase in education funds?
by admin on 10. Apr, 2012 in Charter School News
Question by Agent Smith: Will we see more Chicago Public Schools “Gay Charters” now that there is a massive increase in education funds? Best answer: Answer by Ron BingAnd everywhere else too. – report several years old but still applicable. – Although New York City is $ 3.5 billion in debt, with its education budget [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 03. Jan, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 01. Jan, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 31. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 28. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 25. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 21. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 21. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 20. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 20. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 18. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Eleven “fast track” charters advance today. John Betterton Chair.
by admin on 16. Dec, 2011 in Uncategorized
The NC Public Charter School Advisory Council met yesterday and today to decide which new charter applicants will get to come back before them Jan. 10-11 for an interview and possible charter contract for the 2012 school year. Also, the members elected John Betterton Chair and Timothy Markley as Vice Chair, to serve two year terms leading [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 12. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 05. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Albany charters opt out of state teacher evals
by admin on 03. Dec, 2011 in Charter Schools News
The charters, which were created to be flexible and free of the numerous state mandates imposed on public districts, are legally allowed to refuse the new teacher evaluation system. They rejected federal Race to the Top money, which amounted to a few thousand dollars a year per school, and have their own evaluation systems, unique [...]
Support Your Texas Charters
by admin on 20. Nov, 2011 in Charter School News
Over 390 Texas charter schools, and over 120,000 students they serve, have benefited from your passion to reform public education. Our advocate network is now one of the largest in the country. With your help, we have affected laws that impact our public charter schools. We need your help to ensure that this effort continues [...]
Holly Springs Rotary hears about charters
by admin on 28. Oct, 2011 in Uncategorized
Instead of a single policy directive to cover hundreds of schools and tens of thousands of students, the charter schools can tailor their offerings to the specific needs of the students in their charge. Get it wrong, and the students leave. Get it right, and you need a lottery system to select among the applicants. [...]
Charters sue city district
by admin on 06. Jun, 2011 in Charter Schools News
Albany’s charter schools are suing the city district over missed aid payments. This is a battle that has waged for months, so the move is not a surprise. The district has pushed back on charters harder than ever in the last few years under the leadership of Ray Colucciello and board president Dan Egan. Here [...]
The Socioeconomic Impact of Charters Schools in Texas
by admin on 25. Oct, 2010 in Charter School News
The Socioeconomic Impact of Charters Schools in Texas Introduction: Due to the decline in the quality of public education in Texas, state lawmakers passed legislation in 1995. The new law permitted the opening and implementation of charter schools. These new charters schools encourage and support innovative teaching for a variety of learning styles, [...]