by melissa.brady@calauthorizers.org | Apr 15, 2021 | News from CCAP
Judge orders stronger proof of oversight in A3 charter schools ruling California school districts can only collect fees for overseeing charter commensurate with the actual costs of the oversight provided by the district, San Diego Superior Court Judge Frederick Link...
by melissa.brady@calauthorizers.org | Apr 9, 2021 | News from CCAP
It’s not news that Miguel Cardona is a charter school authorizer — and that’s worth celebrating *This is an updated version of a Dec. 2020 article Alex Medler wrote for the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation By Alex Medler On March 1, 2021, the U.S. Senate confirmed Miguel...
by melissa.brady@calauthorizers.org | Apr 9, 2021 | News from CCAP
State’s New Guidelines for Renewals Under Court Challenge The 2019 charter school legislation, AB 1505, amended California’s statutory system for charter school renewals. Under the new law, most charter schools up for renewal are categorized into one of three...
by melissa.brady@calauthorizers.org | Apr 9, 2021 | Charter Authorizing 2.0: Advancing Equity and Access Through Quality Authorizing, News from CCAP
CA2.0 Update: Coming This Month! First Authorizer Toolkits! The first two CCAP authorizer Toolkits, aimed at promoting top quality charter authorization, will be released this month! These toolkits cover evaluating charter petitions, with a strong focus on how the...
by melissa.brady@calauthorizers.org | Apr 8, 2021 | News from CCAP
Richard Urias: CCAP Newsletter Board Spotlight Richard has worked with good and not so good charter schools and found that the best of them share at least one essential element: knowledgeable authorizers that provide effective oversight. But Urias, who joined the...
