Sentences with phrase «voice at the charter»

Did you know that parents don't have a voice at the charter's board meetings?

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Presentations at the most recent event had a strong artificial intelligence and blockchain bent, with applications as varied as boat chartering, fertility tracking, and voice journaling.

There was one voice in the wilderness: Dare Thompson, a charter drafter, expressed dismay at the executive's proposal at a budget hearing held by the legislature's Ways and Means Committee in Marlboro last month, but her voice apparently didn't reach beyond the apple orchards therein.

The best charter leaders are masterful at bringing a breadth of voices from their local communities into the conversation.

Depth-wise, there aren't very many voices from principals and administrators who've worked with unionized charter teachers — really just one at the end — or really from teachers who've been at unionized charters for a long while.

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[The second piece] is communications; making sure that everyone out there knows what a charter school is and being a voice for the sector at the federal level... If we're not defining who we are and what we're about, our opposition will — and they already have, to a great extent.

We amplify charter voices at the state and local level to ensure charter schools have equitable resources and a strong foundation to provide the best education possible for Arizona students and families.

Moskowitz appears to be gambling that her willingness to embrace Trump and Ryan will give her a voice at the highest level of education policy, as the Trump administration seeks to fundamentally reshape the balance between charters and traditional public schools.

The Association provides targeted advocacy at the legislature, is a voice for charter schools on state policy issues and fights for charter students and teachers in the courts.

David Sciarretta, Principal, Albert Einstein Academy Charter Middle School will join Adria Williams, a San Diego charter school parent, Amanda Aguirre Allen, a founding charter school board member and other charter supporters at today's press conference to voice their opposition to Assembly BilCharter Middle School will join Adria Williams, a San Diego charter school parent, Amanda Aguirre Allen, a founding charter school board member and other charter supporters at today's press conference to voice their opposition to Assembly Bilcharter school parent, Amanda Aguirre Allen, a founding charter school board member and other charter supporters at today's press conference to voice their opposition to Assembly Bilcharter school board member and other charter supporters at today's press conference to voice their opposition to Assembly Bilcharter supporters at today's press conference to voice their opposition to Assembly Bill 1531.

He is a loyal supporter of the charter school movement, and has been a proponent and voice for change and advocating on behalf of charters at the state level.

A key part of our work at CCSA is to be the eyes and ears of charter schools in Sacramento and to help our school members get their voices heard about key laws and programs that affect them.

UTLA said teachers at Ivy Academia received a stronger voice in decision - making and teachers at Granada Hills Charter received improvements on their vision and detail plans, auxiliaries and salary point credits.

At a charter school, you get to have a strong voice and there's a lot of opportunity for making decisions democratically, says Shawna Draxton of WISH Charter in west Los Acharter school, you get to have a strong voice and there's a lot of opportunity for making decisions democratically, says Shawna Draxton of WISH Charter in west Los ACharter in west Los Angeles.

As much as I want to believe that my informal arrangement at my charter school was not the best way to go, without the formalized union involvement, as teachers, we had more opportunities to voice our concerns and advocate for ourselves directly.

One of the most supportive voices on charter schools in Michigan scoffs at the notion that Austin is an ally.

Neighborhood residents and Audubon Charter School parents got a first look Tuesday night at plans for the school's proposed temporary campus in the Lower Garden District and began voicing concerns about the safety of the neighborhood, before a sudden downpour flooded the area and forced an early end to the meeting.

I wish that more teachers at charters would stand up and voice their opposition to that trend.

With this dual focus on my professional requirements and my students» needs, I sat down just more than a year ago with four Twin Cities teachers — elementary and secondary, traditional public and charter — to discuss our shared frustration at how little voice we had over these policies.

Charter public school parents and advocates made their voices clear at the ballot box in support of parent choice and improved access to quality public schools for every student.

In my report with Kenny Feder, «Choice Watch,» over at CT Voices for Children, we reported that charter schools in CT tend to have smaller proportions of emerging bilingual children and children with disabilities when compared to local school districts, and are often more racially segregated than local school districts.

Help us equip our communities with the tools to find their collective voice and use it to benefit students and the charter school movement at large.

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Without saying a word, Connecticut's charter school families, students, leaders and educators made their voices heard Tuesday during a «Day of Silence» demonstration held at the State Capitol ahead of the Appropriations Committee hearing.

The sixth video short in NACSA's Authorizer Voices series shares how authorizers protect both access to charter schools and school autonomy, with a look at Washington, D.C.'s Public Charter School Board and disccharter schools and school autonomy, with a look at Washington, D.C.'s Public Charter School Board and discCharter School Board and discipline.