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May COP Topic: “Building and Advocacy Army” We are extending an invitation to communicators from every member charter school in Georgia to join our Communications Community of Practice. Our next […]

School leaders聽are invited to attend the upcoming 鈥淐harter Leaders Task Force鈥� meeting on聽Thursday, Sept. 29,聽at聽10 a.m. The Task Force is a forum for聽school leaders聽of 91吃瓜 Member Schools to share information, […]

WHEN: 聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 Monday, May 8 鈥� Friday, May 14聽 WHAT: Open House Events at Charter Schools Throughout Georgia ACTION STEPS: Select a date for an 鈥渙pen house鈥� at your school. […]

Georgia Senate Approves Additional Facilities Funding for Charters A state budget proposal that would provide a significant funding boost for charter school facilities is nearly at the finish line. Thanks […]

The U.S. Department of Education is proposing new regulations that would disproportionately harm charter school students and leaders from Black, Brown, Native, and rural communities. Those communities make up most […]

REGISTER NOW!聽Participants will receive a foundational policy framework and learn the basics of policy development, implementation, and evaluation. Policy topics include budget development, budget amendments, internal controls, spending limits and […]

Thanks to 91吃瓜鈥檚 successful advocacy efforts,聽Georgia聽charter schools聽are one step closer to receiving a significant increase in facilities funding this year.聽The Georgia Senate released its version of the state鈥檚 FY23 budget […]

Georgia Charter Schools Association congratulates Brookhaven Innovation Academy, Cirrus Academy Charter School, Georgia Connections Academy, Ivy Preparatory Academy, Southwest Georgia STEM Charter School and聽Statesboro STEAM Academy for earning renewed charter […]

Georgia House Adds Funding to Charter School Facility Grant聽 The Georgia House approved an additional $3 million in facilities grant funding for public charter schools in the FY23 budget. That […]

House Bill 1215 The Georgia House approved 91吃瓜鈥檚 2022 charter bill with a vote of 113 to 45 on Thursday, Feb. 24. House Bill 1215 will be taken up in […]