Sentences with phrase «encouraged charter leaders»

She also encouraged charter leaders to have a clear vision for student progress through the use of tangible, measurable goals set by the charter board of directors.

Not exact matches

Moreover, although the group's leaders have called for regulations to encourage more integrated charters, vocal critics of charters will certainly use the conclusions drawn from the CRP differently.

To make an informed decision about your new special education arrangements, all charter schools are strongly encouraged to attend the Los Angeles Area Charter Leaders Mcharter schools are strongly encouraged to attend the Los Angeles Area Charter Leaders MCharter Leaders Meeting.

One hundred and sixty black leaders, part of the charter lobby, signed a letter encouraging the NAACP to back off, saying: «For many urban Black families, charter schools are making it possible to do what affluent families have long been able to do: rescue their children from failing schools.»

We encourage lawmakers on all levels to take an active stand in supporting public charter schools and their hard - working teachers and leaders.

It could have been a year during which the National Alliance of Charter Schools and other leaders of the charter movement reflected on the four areas of concern and encouraged charters to make progress on each and eveCharter Schools and other leaders of the charter movement reflected on the four areas of concern and encouraged charters to make progress on each and evecharter movement reflected on the four areas of concern and encouraged charters to make progress on each and every one.

I feel a responsibility as a charter school leader to keep my community informed of the issues and encourage their participation when and if it is appropriate.

We are encouraged by this progress and we look forward to working with leaders on the Hill, as well as with our allies in the charter sector, that are helping inform these debates.

These are not the leaders of the Charter School movement they are the leaders of the Core Knowledge movement and are not at all part of the leaders who originally brought the Charter School idea to Minnesota to promote innovation and encourage parent and teacher involvement in new school design.

More encouraging is that legislative leaders have said they are open to looking at ways to make it easier to open and operate charters.

As education reform leaders and unions fight over policies that mandate rigorous teacher evaluations and encourage the growth of charter schools, poor kids are losing out in the most basic of ways — a situation that embeds them deeper in the cycle of poverty.

Educators, parents, and community leaders who want to learn more about the process of starting a charter school are encourage to meet up....