CHARTER SCHOOLS: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PERMISSIONLESS EDUCATION
What is Innovation? As Ted Kolderie puts it, innovation is letting people try new things, without having to prove it already works. In other words, without permission.
Permissionless.
The parents frustrated by system dysfunction today know that they should not have to ask for permission when seeking a quality education for their children. Innovative leaders recognize that today, “school is coming to kids.” Personalized learning opportunities are not only desired, they’re demanded.
In honor of the 30th Anniversary of the Charter School movement, join us with Ted and several charter innovators to discuss – Does chartering have a future? Who does it benefit? And how can parents, advocates, policymakers and school leaders use charter schools to personalize learning?
WHO:
DaVinci Schools, Los Angeles Matt Wunder, CEO/Superintendent & Founder
Purdue Polytechnic High School, Indianapolis Scott Bess, Head of School
Ivy Preparatory Academy, Atlanta Nina Gilbert, Founder, and Head of Innovation at Morehouse College
and FEATURING: The Godfather of Chartering, Ted Kolderie
With gratitude to the National Charter Schools Founders Library for sparking the idea of celebrating the 30th Anniversary of charter schooling in America.
Permissionless.
The parents frustrated by system dysfunction today know that they should not have to ask for permission when seeking a quality education for their children. Innovative leaders recognize that today, “school is coming to kids.” Personalized learning opportunities are not only desired, they’re demanded.
In honor of the 30th Anniversary of the Charter School movement, join us with Ted and several charter innovators to discuss – Does chartering have a future? Who does it benefit? And how can parents, advocates, policymakers and school leaders use charter schools to personalize learning?
WHO:
DaVinci Schools, Los Angeles Matt Wunder, CEO/Superintendent & Founder
Purdue Polytechnic High School, Indianapolis Scott Bess, Head of School
Ivy Preparatory Academy, Atlanta Nina Gilbert, Founder, and Head of Innovation at Morehouse College
and FEATURING: The Godfather of Chartering, Ted Kolderie
With gratitude to the National Charter Schools Founders Library for sparking the idea of celebrating the 30th Anniversary of charter schooling in America.
The Parent Rally is taking place now on Facebook and seeks to capture the challenges of parents and their views, and especially what they want and need now.
For more information about Espinoza and the history of the Blaine Amendments, visit CER’s “Blaine” microsite
Tessa Kratz
Managing Director,
KIPP Through College & Career
@KIPP
Lauren Katz
Sr. Director of College Success,
Collegiate Academies
@collegiateacad
Mike Embry
Associate Vice President,
Partner Success InsideTrack
@insidetrack
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Wednesday, NOV 17th | NOON EDT
CHARTER SCHOOLS: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PERMISSIONLESS EDUCATION
Making the Most of Espinoza vs. Montana Department of Revenue
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THE EXISTENTIAL UNION THREAT TO CHARTER SCHOOLS
What is Innovation? As Ted Kolderie puts it, innovation is letting people try new things, without having to prove it already works. In other words, without permission.
Permissionless.
The parents frustrated by system dysfunction today know that they should not have to ask for permission when seeking a quality education for their children. Innovative leaders recognize that today, “school is coming to kids.” Personalized learning opportunities are not only desired, they’re demanded.
In honor of the 30th Anniversary of the Charter School movement, join us with Ted and several charter innovators to discuss – Does chartering have a future? Who does it benefit? And how can parents, advocates, policymakers and school leaders use charter schools to personalize learning?
WHO:
DaVinci Schools, Los Angeles Matt Wunder, CEO/Superintendent & Founder
Purdue Polytechnic High School, Indianapolis Scott Bess, Head of School
Ivy Preparatory Academy, Atlanta Nina Gilbert, Founder, and Head of Innovation at Morehouse College
and FEATURING: The Godfather of Chartering, Ted Kolderie
With gratitude to the National Charter Schools Founders Library for sparking the idea of celebrating the 30th Anniversary of charter schooling in America.
Permissionless.
The parents frustrated by system dysfunction today know that they should not have to ask for permission when seeking a quality education for their children. Innovative leaders recognize that today, “school is coming to kids.” Personalized learning opportunities are not only desired, they’re demanded.
In honor of the 30th Anniversary of the Charter School movement, join us with Ted and several charter innovators to discuss – Does chartering have a future? Who does it benefit? And how can parents, advocates, policymakers and school leaders use charter schools to personalize learning?
WHO:
DaVinci Schools, Los Angeles Matt Wunder, CEO/Superintendent & Founder
Purdue Polytechnic High School, Indianapolis Scott Bess, Head of School
Ivy Preparatory Academy, Atlanta Nina Gilbert, Founder, and Head of Innovation at Morehouse College
and FEATURING: The Godfather of Chartering, Ted Kolderie
With gratitude to the National Charter Schools Founders Library for sparking the idea of celebrating the 30th Anniversary of charter schooling in America.
- Honorable Jim Blew, Assistant Secretary for Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development, U.S. Department of Education (Invited)
- Honorable Rob Bryan, North Carolina State Senate, Education/Higher Education Committee
- Adriana Murrietta, Executive Director, Pharos Foundation, Arizona
- Chris Stewart, CEO, Brightbeam & Co-Host, 8 Black Hands Podcast
- Ellen Weaver, President and CEO, Palmetto Promise Institute
- Rajiv Vinnakota, President at The WW National Fellowship Foundation
- Louise Dube, iCivics
- Jeff Rosen of the National Constitution Center
- Ian Rowe of American Enterprise Institute
- Bob Woodson of the Woodson Center and 1776 Unites Campaign
Moderated by Jeanne Allen, Founder & CEO of CER & EdMaven
The Parent Rally is taking place now on Facebook and seeks to capture the challenges of parents and their views, and especially what they want and need now.
For more information about Espinoza and the history of the Blaine Amendments, visit CER’s “Blaine” microsite
Tessa Kratz
Managing Director,
KIPP Through College & Career
@KIPP
Lauren Katz
Sr. Director of College Success,
Collegiate Academies
@collegiateacad