Attend a Member Event

The South Carolina Public Charter School District (SCPCSD) is accepting applications for The New Schools SC Fellowship. SCPCSD is the first charter authorizer in the country to launch a charter school incubation program to catalyze the creation of high quality charter schools that will serve those South Carolina communities that have the greatest need for high quality school choice options. The fellowship seeks dynamic, passionate, relentless educators who want to design, found, lead, and sustain a high-performing charter school for an underserved community in South Carolina.

The fellowship includes a competitive two-year stipend, leadership coaching, school visits, operational support, and technical assistance in the charter writing process. The program is not model-specific or bound by a particular philosophy. Leaders who share the racial, cultural, and linguistic diversity of their future students and families are encouraged to apply.

Applications are due May 16^th

• Resume
• 3 Letters of Recommendation
• Writing Sample (2 pages)

Please reach out to Rich Richards (rrichards@sccharter.org) for further information.

Sonia, Dave, Ashley, and Seon will all be attending as well as our first cohort of UnifiED Fellows presenting their capstones!

The National Charter Schools Conference is for current and aspiring charter school leaders to come together to learn from experts in the field as well as peers. The conference delivers learning and networking opportunities for participants and activities include keynote speakers, more than 100 breakout sessions, and networking events. The conference is hosted by the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, of which our board Member, Robert Reed, is apart. Last year’s conference had over 4,000 participants and this year should have something for everyone.

Hosted by Training for Change, this workshop is for white people who want to challenge the racism around them — and in their own heads and hearts — and who are searching for a way to strengthen their work for racial justice.

It’s for white folks who already do anti-racism work but want to develop their skills and deepen their approach. And it’s for white folks who want a better understanding of how white privilege and racism operate in society and inside of them.

Hosted by Training for Change, this workshop is for white people who want to challenge the racism around them — and in their own heads and hearts — and who are searching for a way to strengthen their work for racial justice.

It’s for white folks who already do anti-racism work but want to develop their skills and deepen their approach. And it’s for white folks who want a better understanding of how white privilege and racism operate in society and inside of them.