The city’s charter schools are being prevented from offering the exceptional early education our families desperately need.

After Chicago closed 50 schools, activists won an elected school board. As Cleveland closes 18 schools, some residents want the same.

The founder of Capital Village Public Charter School had hoped a last-ditch enrollment push might spark a comeback. Instead, ...

It sounded so easy: Maximize use of traditional public school classrooms by filling empty ones with students from charter schools that need facilities. But like many potentially good thoughts ― and, ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Plummeting enrollment at a Staten Island charter school preceded three recent staff exits, including ...

In my first-grade classroom at Impact Commencement Bay Elementary, a charter public school on Tacoma’s eastside, the theme of this month’s literacy unit is the uniqueness of every family. As students ...

In the 11 years Brian Woods led San Antonio’s largest school district as superintendent, he oversaw the opening of more than 20 new campuses. At times, Northside Independent School District couldn’t ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. In yet another setback for school choice advocates, Kentucky’s Supreme Court has upheld a ...

Response from groups for and against charter schools in Kentucky came in fast and furious Thursday after the Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that a Republican-backed bill establishing a statewide public ...

The Kentucky Supreme Court has struck down a 2022 bill passed by the state legislature that would have allowed funding for charter schools in the Bluegrass State, arguing the law contains ...

Michael Bileca, chairman of the Board of Trustees at Miami Dade College, at the board’s meeting at the Kendall campus on Feb. 17, 2026. Bileca owns the charter-school company True North Classical ...

South Bend Community Schools won its appeal to keep ownership of the building that formerly housed Clay High School in a ruling issued Monday, Feb. 16 by an administrative law judge in Indianapolis.