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Hosted by NACSA · education · EN-US · 30 episodes
The only podcast that tells the stories of charter school authorizing and the people that strive to ensure students and families have access to quality public schools.
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Episode #2
What happens between a charter school's approval and its opening day? In this episode of Community Conversations with NACSA , Sophie Binenfeld Gilmore of the Tennessee Public Charter School Commission joins us to unpack how NACSA's Ready to Open Criteria helps authorizers ensure new schools are truly prepared to serve students from day one. qualitycharters.org
Episode #10
<p>Last season, we sat down with Rachel Hannah (Arizona State Board for Charter Schools) to discuss her journey to rethink their new school application process and prioritize people. In this episode, she talks with NACSA’s Jay Whalen, sharing insights into where they are now—including updates, successes, and lessons learned.</p><p>qualitycharters.org</p>
Episode #9
<p>Molly Ferrer and Tayo Adeeko of Jeffco Public Schools share how the charter contract functions across the full lifecycle of school oversight. Listens for lessons learned about quality contracting and to learn more about how clear, enforceable conditions can support academic, financial, and organizational accountability at each phase. </p><p>*Please note we encourage listeners to also consult their own legal teams for advice and guidance.</p><p>Episode resources:</p>NACSA EventsNACSA Consulting Services<p>qualitycharters.org</p>
Episode #8
<p>Courtney Hughley, NACSA’s Vice President of Communications, and Clarence Burton Jr., CEO of Denver Families for Public Schools, walk us through NACSA's evidence-based school closure messaging suggestions and share what they look like in practice. </p><p>qualitycharters.org</p>
Episode #7
<p>Veronica Brooks-Uy is joined by<b> </b>Alex Medler of the National Network for District Authorizing (NN4DA). Together, they examine how NACSA’s state policy recommendations support effective district authorizing, including attacking some of the more difficult conversations head on. </p><p>qualitycharters.org</p>
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