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Succession Planning CommunicationMay 9, 2022 |
Would change in leadership make your staff uneasy? Well, change happens! Knowing there is an active and healthy succession plan helps motivate employees to be a part of it and sets them at ease during the process. Join us as we discuss how to successfu …
Read moreImproving Access for Students with Disabilities: How Little Things Can Make A Big Difference
February 14, 2022 |
Every family deserves choice, including families of students with disabilities. Charter schools can make small changes in their regular practices that provide greater access for students with disabilities. This session will share concrete strategies th …
Read moreEquipping Teens to Build a Successful Future on Their Own Terms
February 8, 2022 |
We all want today’s teens to be successful after high school. What isn’t so clear is how to help them build a pathway to success that fits their values, passions, and personalities. In today’s college-is-the-only-real-option culture it’s difficult to h …
Read moreOnline Word-of-Mouth Marketing
January 24, 2022 |
Word-of-mouth marketing is one of the most effective avenues of marketing and public relations, especially for charter schools. There are several websites which schools should be aware of – including Google My Business, Niche.com, and GreatSchools.org. …
Read moreBuilding Trust: Create the Conditions for Equitable Relationships in Schools
January 11, 2022 |
Research is clear: building trust with families and students increases student academic success. Join nonprofit organization PowerMyLearning for a practical session as we answer: what conditions do K-12 leaders need on order to build trusting relations …
Read moreMental Health Awareness in Schools: Expanding the Spotlight on Mental Health with Purpose and Passion
January 10, 2022 |
Join us to hear how the South Carolina Department of Education is integrating mental health services in schools. You will learn the importance and impact of modeling self-care practices and a good work/life balance. We will also discuss how to recogniz …
Read moreValuing, Nurturing, & Expanding Your School’s Brand
January 10, 2022 |
In this session you will learn from a former SC public charter school teacher and principal, as well as an experienced brand visionary and creative director. Together, we will discuss the critical importance of building and maintaining a competitive br …
Read moreAre you Meeting Your Enrollment Goals? Getting the Results you want from PPC ads on Social Media Platforms?
January 10, 2022 |
In this webinar, we’ll review The 97 Method and uncover the reason why most PPC campaigns fail. You will learn a system that attracts a larger, less competitive prospect pool, nurtures them using education-based marketing, and converts them by convinci …
Read moreDifferentiating Literacy Instruction to Better Support English Learners (ELs) K-3
December 8, 2021 |
There are nearly 5 million ELL students in America’s K-12 schools, however, according to 2019 NAEP results, only 10% of fourth-grade ELLs are considered proficient in reading and just 35% are performing at a “Basic Level.” This leads us to ask, how can …
Read moreVoice, Choice, and PBL
November 16, 2021 |
Project-Based Learning (PBL) is an approach to student learning that relates to solving real-world problems. PBL enhances content learning and provides unforgettable classroom experiences. When students have a voice in the content they want to learn an …
Read moreThe Power of Shared Reading and Writing
November 16, 2021 |
Are you looking for ways to differentiate with your students in an engaging way? Shared Reading and Writing are interactive experiences that boost student engagement and can be implemented in any classroom setting. During these interactive experiences, …
Read moreInnovation Through Classical Education
November 16, 2021 |
Classical Education, often described as ‘traditional’ or ‘back-to-basics’, has succeeded in developing the world’s most influential minds for centuries. As educators, we are challenged to continuously innovate our practices, but perhaps innovating can …
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