Sentences with phrase «future charter schools»

Wilma Ann Anderson (July 2014 / Model 3 - North) was appointed as Director for Instruction and Technology at the Great Futures Charter School in Jersey City starting in September 2016.

Here's a list from The CT Mirror for future charter school renewal years.

Their concerns revolve around a proposed panel of mayoral appointees, known as the Transformation Alliance, that could block future charter schools from opening in the city unless they meet a set of academic criteria the panel would later develop.

(His Democratic opponent, future charter school CEO Eva Moskowitz, beat him by 52 percentage points.)

The maneuver is clearly an effort to protect future charter schools from a mayor less inclined to accommodate them.

The pre-emptive move to accommodate future charter schools is another example of how the mayor overreaches to exert his authority and influence, just as he did when he strong - armed his way into a third term in office, the law be damned.

Because of our efforts, the Board voted unanimously to use $ 22 million in unused cash to fund previously approved, shovel - ready charter school projects and kept $ 6.9 million for future charter school uses.

The LAF has two central objectives — to level the playing field for charter schools in their negotiations, and to ensure that resources are available to assist future charter schools.

After three revisions, a resolution aimed at curtailing future charter school expansion in LA Unified is finally coming before the school board for a vote on Tuesday.

Founder Beth Anderson receives a fellowship at Building Excellent Schools, an incubator for future charter school leaders, and begins recruiting others who share her vision for Chelsea youth

According to the school board agenda for this week's meeting, they are voting on a moratorium of any future charter schools in Nashville.

The changes to the rules that govern charter schools and who can make those changes will impact all future charter school petitions in the district, which oversees more charters than any in the nation.