Boston-area charter school students outperform their regular public school peers on state tests, are more likely to take AP tests, and are more likely to go to four-year colleges. Read Full Post >
The report explores growth and innovation in the charter sector. Read Full Post >
A new brief from the Thomas B. Fordham Institute suggests three changes to governance laws to support the growth of high-performing charter school networks. Read Full Post >
Increased access to online learning, particularly at the district level, has states working to help school systems improve the delivery and quality of online courses. Read Full Post >
A new report released today by the National Catholic Education Association found that while 28 new schools opened, 148 were closed or consolidated in 2012-13. Read Full Post >
While only six states earned an A or B on the ed-tech advocacy group's report card, 152 laws were passed in 2012 to support digital learning. Read Full Post >
An analysis of charter school performance in five cities across the U.S. found that charters outperformed their district counterparts but lagged behind statewide performance. Read Full Post >
Students in charter schools in Florida outpace their regular school peers on the FCAT and closing the achievement gap. Read Full Post >
The National Association of Charter School Authorizors releases its "2012 Index of Essential Practices," which surveys charter school authorizers to see how they stack up. Read Full Post >
A new report from the Broad foundation has outlined the policies and practices of the YES Prep charter school network. Read Full Post >
