Robin Lake opines on L.A.’s district superintendent search.
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Lessons Learned About District-Charter Partnerships: How Sharing Instructional Practices Can Pave the Way for More Collaboration April, 2018 Alice Opalka, Sarah Yatsko |
An overview of the district-charter collaboration landscape and one strategy that many cities are pursuing: sharing instructional practices across district and charter schools. |
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How School Culture and Support Systems Can Improve Disciplinary Outcomes for Students with Disabilities: Mott Haven Academy Charter School Case Study March, 2018 Lauren Morando Rhim, Stephanie Lancet |
This brief examines how students with special needs are being served by an innovative New York City charter school. |
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How Personalized Learning Models Can Meet the Needs of Students with Disabilities: Thrive Public Schools Case Study March, 2018 Lauren Morando Rhim, Stephanie Lancet |
This brief examines how students with special needs are being served by an innovative San Diego charter school network. |
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Passing Notes: Learning from Efforts to Share Instructional Practices Across District-Charter Lines February, 2018 Tricia Maas, Robin Lake |
This report examines recent efforts of districts and charter schools to share key instructional practices and offers recommendations for education leaders to move forward. |
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Collision Course: Embracing Politics to Succeed in District-Charter Collaboration January, 2018 Ashley Jochim, Sarah Yatsko, Alice Opalka |
This report examines how politics shapes the work of district-charter collaboration and offers strategies for district and charter leaders to improve their chances of success. |
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Unlocking Potential: How Political Skill Can Maximize Superintendent Effectiveness January, 2018 Paul Hill, Ashley Jochim |
This paper examines the characteristics of effective superintendents and offers guidance for current and aspiring district leaders as well as those offering superintendent training programs. |
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The Slowdown in Bay Area Charter School Growth: Causes and Solutions January, 2018 Robin Lake, Trey Cobb, Roohi Sharma, Alice Opalka |
This report examines why charter school growth in the San Francisco Bay Area has slowed dramatically and offers solutions for cities nationwide to encourage the development of new high-quality schools. |
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Opening the Schoolhouse Door: Helping Charter Schools Access Space in District-Owned Facilities December, 2017 Sean Gill, Tricia Maas |
This paper reviews state policies on providing charter schools with facilities and recommends better incentives for districts to share space. |
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Stepping Up: How Are American Cities Delivering on the Promise of Public School Choice? November, 2017 Christine Campbell, Georgia Heyward, Betheny Gross, Robin Lake |
This analysis examines 18 cities offering public school choice to determine whether 1) their education systems are continuously improving, 2) all their students have equitable access to high-quality schools, and 3) their strategies are rooted in the community. |
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For Portfolio Supporters, Skeptics, and Would-Be Adopters: Some Thoughts From CRPE November, 2017 Robin Lake, Ashley Jochim |
This paper provides an honest assessment of the portfolio strategy’s strengths, weaknesses, and necessary evolution. |