Sentences with phrase «local charter campuses»
«We're here again to fight for our children,» said Corri Tate Ravare, president of ICEF Public Schools, which operates 15 local charter campuses.
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As of the fall of 1999, 162 of 216 charter - school operators were running a single campus; only 10 ran 5 or more, signaling a grassroots movement driven mainly by local educators and parents, not distant management companies.
The Teacher of the Year award recognizes charter educators that advocate for charters at the local level, are innovative in their approaches to educating all students, and serve as a leader on their campus and within their communities.
Moskowitz's high praise for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and her willingness to host high - profile visits from Ivanka Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan at Success's signature campus in Harlem have angered parents and staffers, and unnerved some of her local allies in the charter school movement.
In addition, the Sacramento Business Journal published a story showcasing the labor of local volunteers to beautify local elementary school campuses, including Westlake Charter's.
The State Board unanimously voted to keep the Aurora campuses of HOPE Online charter school open despite the local school board's decision to close the schools.
Lawmakers are proposing expanding the entities that can authorize charter schools — beyond local school boards, UW - Milwaukee, UW - Parkside and the city of Milwaukee — to include all UW System campuses, state technical colleges and state Cooperative Educational Service Agencies, or CESAs.
Kathy Riedlinger, chief executive of the Lusher Charter School — which is under local board authority — said the campus doesn't participate in the lottery because the centralized admissions system usurps school autonomy.
The campus next year will be run by InspireNOLA, which runs two highly rated charter schools under the Orleans Parish School Board, and Wilson will transfer back to local control.
So when parents decided to get together to make a difference at their local charter school, their first priority was to enhance the traffic safety measures surrounding the campus.
The grassroots action of St. HOPE, West Campus, and local charter school supporters changed the outcome.
A dozen of those schools found ways to stay open: Two campuses became separate charter schools; another two received waivers from the State Board of Education to remain open; and eight joined with other existing local charter schools.
When Principal James Lee learned that his students at Sylmar Charter High School had among the biggest jumps in state test scores in the local school district, he was thrilled but surprised, because they managed to pull it off despite a well - publicized lunchtime brawl that erupted on campus right in the middle of testing.