91吃瓜 wants to partner with you on renewal and school improvement.
If your school has a charter petition renewal coming up or needs help with school improvement, the Georgia Charter Schools Association provides full-service renewal and improvement assistance. The support saves you time, money and other resources.听Learn more about 91吃瓜 renewal and school improvement below. For additional questions or to request assistance from 91吃瓜, contact Elisa Falco, 91吃瓜鈥檚 Executive Vice President of School Success at efalco@gacharters.org or 470-236-0671.
How can 91吃瓜 help my school get renewed?
In order to continue operating, every charter must be re-authorized at the end of its term, which is typically five years.听
91吃瓜鈥檚 renewal assistance can begin up to 18-months prior to your school renewal deadline. We can do everything from writing your petition to helping you navigate the challenges and subtleties surrounding school board negotiations.听
The program is designed to ensure that schools understand the most recent legal and regulatory requirements for local and state authorizers.听
Our renewal work includes:
- Petition Writing Services听
- Operational Assessment
- Detailed Petition Review
- Budget/Financial Review
- Governing Board Training
- Performance Review from Past Charter Term
- Identifying New Performance Objectives
How can 91吃瓜 help my school improve?
91吃瓜 provides training and professional development for board members, teachers and school leaders. Our school improvement services include:
- Customized professional development for faculty and staff
- Focused leadership consulting听
- Setting up a 鈥渕odel classroom鈥� for educators
- Charter Leadership Center (ENROLLING NOW)
- Financial Management Certification Program (ENROLLING NOW)
- Board Governance Training (locally-approved schools & make-up training for SCSC-approved schools)
- Alternative teacher certification (GaTAPP Program)听
Eight charter high schools made the 2019 Georgia Department of Education’s Advanced Placement (AP) Honors list. Schools were named to the list听in six categories that were based on the results of 2018 AP courses and exams. Georgia’s public-school class of 2018 ranks sixteenth in the nation for the percentage of students who scored a 3, 4 or 5 on at least one AP exam and thirteenth for AP participation. Read the list of charter schools making the AP Honor Schools list and the Georgia Department of Education criteria for each of the categories below.
