by melissa.brady@calauthorizers.org | Jan 5, 2022 | News from CCAP
CCAP and its partners, the Colorado Association of Charter School Authorizers (CACSA) and the Florida Association of Charter School Authorizers (FACSA), have launched a new organization to support state-level initiatives working to strengthen the charter school...
by melissa.brady@calauthorizers.org | Jan 4, 2022 | News from CCAP
There are three key ingredients for a successful charter school, says school finance expert Debi Deal: a focused and rigorous curriculum, a solid governance structure, and a strong finance team. “Not any one of them is more important than the other; they’re all...
by melissa.brady@calauthorizers.org | Jan 4, 2022 | News from CCAP
Critical Deadlines for Funding and Grants During uncertain fiscal times, it’s more important than ever not to leave money on the table. Authorizers can help ensure that local charter schools receive all the funds they are entitled to by reminding them of upcoming...
by melissa.brady@calauthorizers.org | Jan 4, 2022 | News from CCAP
CCAP and WestEd are developing a supplement for CCAP’s authorizer toolkit on new school petitions on options for assessing whether charter school petitions meet California’s new community interest requirement. Under AB 1505, initial charter petitions, renewals,...
by melissa.brady@calauthorizers.org | Dec 4, 2021 | CCAP in the News
Los Angeles Times CCAP co-founder and board president, David Patterson, discussed the seriousness of charter schools closely following regulations and district authorizer oversight in an article concerning an Orange County, California, charter school that could...
