San Diego Union-Tribune Tom Hutton, Executive Director of California Charter Authorizing Professionals (CCAP), discusses recommendations for detecting and preventing public school fraud in CCAP’s Anti-Fraud Task Force report, Protecting California Public […]
After a year of extensive fact-gathering and discussion, a broad-based statewide Anti-Fraud Task Force convened by California Charter Authorizing Professionals (CCAP) has released 20 recommendations to strengthen California’s capacity to prevent,
CCAP congratulates Yuri Calderon on being named the new Executive Director of the Small School Districts’ Association (SSDA), effective June 1, 2024. Calderon is an attorney with decades of experience in
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The California Department of Education (CDE) has released the 2023 data placing all of the state’s charter schools that are not Dashboard Alternative School Status schools (DASS schools) into High, Middle, or
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The state Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) and the Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team (FCMAT) have issued their much anticipated “Review of the Funding Determination Process for Nonclassroom-Based Charter Schools.” The report
CCAP’s Spring Newsletter contains: Authorizers in Action – Oakland Unified School District: Bridging Divisions Through Transparency & Trust Keeping up with CASI CCAP’s 2024 California Charter School Authorizers Conference Update on
Authorizer in Action Long before he was elected to the Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) Board of Education in 2020, Board President Mike Hutchinson was staunchly and publicly opposed to
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Bring your clone — or better yet, some colleagues! Dr. Jeffrey Hunt is a familiar face at CCAP’s California Charter School Authorizers Conferences. He attended the inaugural 2022 conference in Costa
San Diego Union-Tribune Dehesa School District “exhibits some of the most extensive charter oversight seen in California from a small school district,” say experts, including CCAP Executive Director Tom Hutton, interviewed
San Diego Union-Tribune In the four years since the San Diego District Attorney’s Office indicted A3 charter operators of stealing $400 million in state education funds, lawmakers have done little to