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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.
NACSA hosts Community Conversations with NACSA, a education show with 30 episodes published.
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
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
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
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 t
Veronica Brooks-Uy is joined by Alex Medler of the National Network for District Authorizing (NN4DA). Together, they examine how NACSA’s state policy recommendations support effective district authorizing, including atta
We’re excited to recognize NACSA’s 2025 Change Makers—individuals whose leadership and dedication are helping to move authorizing forward. From improving systems and policies to supporting schools and students on the gro
Dive deep into NACSA's recently released 2025 State Policy Recommendations with Veronica Brooks-Uy, NACSA's Senior Vice President of Strategy, Policy & Research. qualitycharters.org
This episode takes you inside NACSACon 2025 , where NACSA President and CEO M. Karega Rausch, Ph.D. delivered powerful remarks about why strong foundational authorizing policies and practices have never been more importa
At its core, academic oversight is about answering a single, powerful question: Are schools academically successful? NACSA's Academic Framework Guidance helps authorizers answer this question by capturing the impact a sc
Jay Whalen, NACSA’s Director of Authorizer and School Quality, and Dr. Windy Stephenson, Founding Executive Director at the Voorhees University Charter Institute of Learning, describe how NACSA supported Voorhees—which b
Over the past year, we’ve been listening—to authorizers, educators, families—and asking a critical question: What does accountability look like in today’s context? The answers are reshaping how we think about our work. I
In this rapid rewind, we’re giving you the most powerful moments from several pivotal conversations about the new school application. NACSA’s David Greenberg, Rachel Hannah with Arizona State Board for Charter Schools, J
Chelsea Waite and Janette Avelar with the Center on Reinventing Public Education provide practical takeaways and trends from the most recent Canopy Project report. qualitycharters.org
In this rapid rewind, we’re bringing you the most impactful moments from our conservation at NACSACon 2024. Get everything you need to know about the difference between family participation and empowerment from NACSA’s C
The latest NAEP scores reveal a stark and troubling reality: Students remain far behind. NACSA President and CEO, M. Karega Rausch, Ph.D., sits down with 50CAN CEO and Founder, Marc Porter Magee, to discuss what else the
David Greenberg, NACSA's Vice President of Authorizer Learning & Development sits down with Rachel Hannah, Deputy Assistant Director at the Arizona State Board for Charter Schools to discuss her journey through the new s
2024 marks a year of growth, innovation, and dedication, and we’re thrilled to introduce you to NACSA’s Change Makers — a group of charter leaders who are making an extraordinary impact in their communities. From reimagi
86 authorizers, across 30 states and the District of Columbia participated in our 2024 State of Authorizing survey. These authorizers oversee nearly two-thirds of the charter schools in the country and their answers help
86 authorizers, across 30 states and the District of Columbia participated in our 2024 State of Authorizing survey. These authorizers oversee nearly two-thirds of the charter schools in the country and their answers help
One of the most important goals of quality authorizing is to create more transparency and access for families to truly understand and engage in the education their children receive. Parents are an integral part of improv
David Greenberg
Vice President of Authorizer Learning and Development · UT Southwestern Medical Center
3 appearances on this show
Jason Moore
EP/Director Pitch Perfect 1,2,3, Shotgun Wedding - Neflix · Buckeye Community Hope Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Sophie Binenfeld Gilmore
Tennessee Public Charter School Commission
1 appearance on this show
Jay Whalen
NACSA
1 appearance on this show
Rachel Hannah
Arizona State Board for Charter Schools
2 appearances on this show
Clarence Burton Jr.
Denver Families for Public Schools
1 appearance on this show
Alex Medler
National Network for District Authorizing
1 appearance on this show
Veronica Brooks-Uy
NACSA
1 appearance on this show
Darryl Cobb
Charter School Growth Fund
1 appearance on this show
Jermaine Curtis
Rhode Island Department of Education
1 appearance on this show
Ryan Marks
Colorado Charter School Institute
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Windy Stephenson
Voorhees University Charter Institute of Learning
1 appearance on this show
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