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Thanks to those who were able to join the statewide introductory kickoff meeting on Monday, February 28, for the new Charter Authorizer Support Initiative (CASI). The initiative, funded by the California Department of Education, is a collaboration between CCAP and the...
CCAP has three new board members who bring a wide range of expertise in charter school oversight and administration as well as specific focuses on ensuring equity for underserved students. Here are their brief bios; you can read more about them here. Indra Ciccarelli...
Be a part of something new and broad-based in California authorizing. Join CCAP and the Santa Clara County Office of Education (SCCOE) by creating and joining regional networks of authorizers, especially in rural and small districts. In our last e-Alert, we announced...
California lost a pioneering educational leader last week with the death of former State Senator, Assemblyman and Education Secretary Gary Hart, at age78. Senator Hart, a Democrat who represented the central coast for twenty years, will remain best known for authoring...
CCAP has received one of two technical assistance grants from the California Department of Education (CDE) to expand professional development and networking opportunities for school districts and county offices of education that authorize charter schools. CCAP and...
California will soon roll out a mammoth $3 billion Community Schools Partnership Program. The competitive grants will provide planning, coordination and implementation grants for up to seven years for charter and district public schools to transform into community...
CCAP's Winter Newsletter contains: Critical deadlines for funding and grants CCAP cofounds national network of state initiatives to strengthen local authorizing Implementing the new community interest policy in authorizing decisions Board member spotlight: Debi Deal...
When the experiment with charter schools began 30 years ago, their future was hardly guaranteed. Today, there are more than 7,500 charter schools serving 3.3 million students in 45 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and Guam. Along with that growth has...
As we all look back on the wild ride that was 2021, we should give one another a collective pat on the back for navigating such uncertain times with flexibility, grace, and innovation. It looks like it still may be a while before schools—and life in general—resume...
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...
