New Safe School Requirements for Charter Schools, 2022-23
Florida schools — including charters and district-run schools – are required to meet safety initiatives as outlined in the Marjory […]
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Charter Schools in the News, Press releases
Florida Students Continue to Make Gains, Close Achievement Gaps in History & Science
 ~ Nearly 70% of students achieved Civics proficiency, with African Americans, Hispanics and students from economically disadvantaged families leading performance
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2022 Florida Legislative Summary
During the 2022 Legislation, several new and updated education and charter school-related bills were passed. Below is a recap of
FCSA & MiamiDade Discuss Budget, Equitable Distribution Of Referendum Dollars
June 30, 2022 – Miami-Dade County, FL – Today, Miami-Dade County School staff held a meeting to discuss the 2022-2023
Charter School Community Met in D.C. for the 2022 National Conference
FCSA Recognizes Charter School Heroes for valiantly supporting & defending the movement in Florida June 20-23, 2022 — Thousands of
2022-2023 Education Budget Released
June 2, 2022 — Today, Governor DeSantis signed the state budget. K-12 Education initiatives included in the budget are increases
Class of 2022 School Leaders Fellowship graduate, exceed expectations
In May 2022, the first cohort of the School Leaders Fellowship graduated from the program. The Fellows successfully completed the
There are many reasons to celebrate Charter Schools Week 2022
FLORIDA – Charter schools across the county will celebrate National Charter Schools Week (May 8-14, 2022) by highlighting successes and
Charter Schools in the News, Press releases
18% of the Top 100 High Schools in Florida are Charter Schools
Every year, U.S. News & World Report evaluates high schools across the country and ranks them on six factors including
FCSA Statement on State Board of Education naming Senator Manny Diaz, Jr. as the Commissioner of Education
Statement from Lynn Norman-Teck, Executive Director of the Florida Charter School Alliance, on the state Board of Education naming Senator