Scores and Rumors of Scores
August 21, 2013
Michael Regnier “It ain’t what people don’t know that hurts them. It’s what they know that ain’t so.” Whoever said that didn’t know the charter
Michael Regnier “It ain’t what people don’t know that hurts them. It’s what they know that ain’t so.” Whoever said that didn’t know the charter
UPDATE: We posted our in-depth analysis of charter school test scores. View it here. The 2012-13 school year marked a new era for public education
Danny Hayman Nerd Alert: I’m the Charter Center’s Policy Data Analyst, and this post will assume some familiarity with New York City’s system of school
Even with a mix of snow and rain in the forecast, nearly 600 parents came out for the first-ever Brooklyn Charter School Fair on Saturday,
On March 10, James Merriman, CEO of the Charter Center; Karen Jones, Principal of Bed-Stuy New Beginnings; and Karina Infante, high school student from Williamsburg
Our team had the pleasure of visiting with our friends at New Dawn Charter School in Brooklyn. New Dawn is one of several “transfer-like” charter
This Tuesday, more than 1,200 parents, students, school staff and elected officials came together in Albany at the ninth annual Charter School Advocacy Day. Embodying
On Tuesday over 1200 charter school supporters came to Albany to meet with lawmakers and tell our stories. We also carried a simple message: charter
Prior to yesterday’s mayoral debate on education, leaders representing 47 charter schools and three support organizations issued the following statement: STATEMENT ON PUBLIC SCHOOL CO-LOCATION
The Charter Center is on the record in opposition to the State Education Department’s (SED) assertion that charter schools are required to submit data about
