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Say It Loud: CharterFolk Chat with Derrell Bradford
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Вміст надано CharterFolk. Весь вміст подкастів, включаючи епізоди, графіку та описи подкастів, завантажується та надається безпосередньо компанією CharterFolk або його партнером по платформі подкастів. Якщо ви вважаєте, що хтось використовує ваш захищений авторським правом твір без вашого дозволу, ви можете виконати процедуру, описану тут https://uk.player.fm/legal.
CharterFolk is celebrating a significant milestone of reaching 15,000 email subscribers, and in this vibrant discussion, host Jed Wallace engages with Derrell Bradford to explore the pressing need for the charter school movement to assert itself more boldly. The conversation emphasizes the importance of "saying it loud" and being unapologetic about the unique value charter schools bring to the education landscape. Derrell shares his insights on how the current political climate presents an opportunity for charter advocates to redefine their messaging and embrace their distinctiveness rather than shying away from it. As they delve into the nuances of advocacy and the challenges faced by educational reformers, the dialogue highlights the necessity of collaboration among charter organizations to ensure long-term sustainability and effectiveness. This episode serves as a call to action for the charter community to unify and amplify their voices in advocating for educational choice and equity.
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Вміст надано CharterFolk. Весь вміст подкастів, включаючи епізоди, графіку та описи подкастів, завантажується та надається безпосередньо компанією CharterFolk або його партнером по платформі подкастів. Якщо ви вважаєте, що хтось використовує ваш захищений авторським правом твір без вашого дозволу, ви можете виконати процедуру, описану тут https://uk.player.fm/legal.
CharterFolk is celebrating a significant milestone of reaching 15,000 email subscribers, and in this vibrant discussion, host Jed Wallace engages with Derrell Bradford to explore the pressing need for the charter school movement to assert itself more boldly. The conversation emphasizes the importance of "saying it loud" and being unapologetic about the unique value charter schools bring to the education landscape. Derrell shares his insights on how the current political climate presents an opportunity for charter advocates to redefine their messaging and embrace their distinctiveness rather than shying away from it. As they delve into the nuances of advocacy and the challenges faced by educational reformers, the dialogue highlights the necessity of collaboration among charter organizations to ensure long-term sustainability and effectiveness. This episode serves as a call to action for the charter community to unify and amplify their voices in advocating for educational choice and equity.
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1 Taking the Opportunity, Winning the Future: CharterFolk Chat with Starlee Coleman 1:11:13
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this wide-ranging and energizing episode of CharterFolk Chat , Jed Wallace sits down with Starlee Coleman, CEO of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, for a no-holds-barred conversation about the state of the charter school movement—and where it’s headed next. Now nine months into her role, Starlee reflects on the chaos, urgency, and opportunity that define her first year. She shares honest insights on what’s working in red and blue states alike, why charter schools are seeing policy wins across the country, and how the movement needs to respond to misinformation, media bias, and old narratives that refuse to die. The episode covers: The national momentum behind charter schools—and why we’re still “on the ascent” The implications of the looming St. Isidore Supreme Court case Washington’s shifting political winds and why the charter movement must show up with solutions, not just objections The urgent need for enrollment growth—and the structural barriers standing in the way Why state charter associations are stronger than ever—and how they must be central to advocacy success A call to embrace our political power unapologetically and use it strategically for kids Starlee also shares what it was like to be in the Supreme Court chamber during oral arguments and gives a clear-eyed take on how the charter community must prepare for what comes next. With wit, clarity, and conviction, this episode is a rallying cry for charter leaders everywhere to stay focused, get organized, and show up like winners—because, as Starlee says, “We are.”…
Jed Wallace and Kevin Hall explore the evolution of the charter school movement, touching upon Hall's extensive journey from a fourth-grade educator to a prominent figure in educational philanthropy. Hall recounts his early experiences in Compton and his founding role in Chancellor Academies, illustrating the genesis of his commitment to educational reform. The conversation further delves into the transformative impact of the Charter School Growth Fund (CSGF), which Hall has helmed for over a decade. The CSGF has significantly expanded its reach, growing from supporting a mere 25,000 students in 2005 to nearly 750,000 today. This impressive growth highlights the dynamic potential of charter schools across various regions and demographics, as Hall emphasizes the importance of recognizing and celebrating the achievements of educational leaders dedicated to fostering student success. As the discussion progresses, Hall articulates a sense of optimism amidst the challenges facing the charter school landscape. The conversation highlights the necessity for adaptability and innovation in response to evolving political and social climates. Hall reflects on the current advocacy climate, noting the importance of collaborative efforts among charter leaders and the need for a unified voice in support of educational reform. The episode culminates in a call to action for charter advocates to continue pushing for growth and excellence, especially in historically underserved communities, while also recognizing the value of diverse leadership within the movement. Through this rich dialogue, listeners are invited to consider both the achievements and the ongoing challenges of the charter school sector, reinforcing the notion that the journey toward educational equity is both complex and essential. Organizations mentioned in this episode: Teach for America Chancellor Academies Broad Foundation Charter School Growth Fund True North Some Takeaways: The Charter School Growth Fund has significantly expanded its scope, supporting over 180 networks and serving nearly 750,000 students across the country since its inception. Kevin Hall's extensive background in education, from teaching in Compton to leading philanthropic efforts, underscores the vital role of experienced advocates in the charter school movement. The conversation underscores the importance of collaboration between charter schools and traditional public education systems in fostering a conducive environment for educational innovation. Both speakers express optimism regarding the future of charter education, emphasizing the potential for growth and improvement in student outcomes amidst current challenges. The growth of charter schools is not merely about numbers; it is also about the quality of education provided and ensuring that diverse populations are effectively served. Advocacy and unity among charter school organizations are essential, as they collectively strive to create better educational opportunities for students and families.…
1 Huge Opportunity Amid Disruption: CharterFolk Chat with Marlon Marshall 1:07:24
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this engaging exchange, Jed Wallace and Marlon Marshall navigate the complexities surrounding charter schools and the broader educational reform movement. Marlon, whose career is deeply rooted in both educational leadership and political advocacy, articulates the challenges he faced growing up in St. Louis against the backdrop of the Delmar Divide—a poignant metaphor for the socio-economic and racial disparities that characterize many urban educational systems. As he recounts his formative experiences, Marshall underscores the significance of parental choice in education, reflecting on his mother's commitment to securing quality schooling for him and his siblings. The dialogue also touches on the historical context of desegregation efforts and their implications for current educational policies, asserting that understanding this history is essential for driving meaningful change. Both Jed and Marlon elucidate the role of community advocacy in fostering an educational environment where every child can thrive, emphasizing the necessity of collaboration among educators, policymakers, and families to create pathways for success in under-resourced areas. This conversation not only serves as a testament to the transformative potential of charter schools but also as a call to action for all stakeholders to remain engaged in the pursuit of educational equity. Takeaways: The importance of choice in education, highlighting how parents should have options beyond traditional public schools, especially if their local schools do not meet their children's needs. Marlon Marshall recounts his educational journey and the influence of his mother's dedication as a public school teacher, shaping his views on educational reform and equity. The podcast explores the concept of the Delmar Divide in St. Louis, illustrating the stark contrast and systemic inequities in education based on geography and socio-economic status. Marlon and Jed advocate for building strong relationships within communities to foster a supportive network that can push for educational reform and improve school quality. The conversation touches upon the historical context of educational segregation and how it continues to affect current policies and practices in public education across the United States. Marshall and Wallace express hope for the future of charter schools, suggesting that if the movement can effectively advocate for access and quality, it may lead to systemic change in education. Companies mentioned in this episode: City Fund ProPublica New York Times University of Kansas Lincoln University Charterfolk…
Brenda Cora's journey as the CEO of Noble Schools is a testament to the transformative power of education and the impact of nurturing leadership within the charter school community. In this episode, we delve into the significance of promoting from within, emphasizing how internal leadership development fosters continuity, trust, and a stronger organizational culture. Brenda reflects on her own experiences as a student in the inaugural class of Noble, articulating the profound bond she shares with the organization and its mission. The conversation also illuminates the challenges and opportunities facing the charter school movement, particularly in the context of advocacy and the imperative for equitable educational choices for all families. As we explore these themes, we invite listeners to contemplate the vital role of leaders like Brenda in shaping a brighter future for education. The conversation further navigates the complexities of advocacy in the charter school movement, with Brenda advocating for a unified approach that emphasizes the importance of educational choice. She argues passionately that all families should have access to quality educational options, echoing a sentiment that transcends the boundaries of traditional public versus charter education debates. By fostering collaborations across the educational landscape, Brenda envisions a future where the achievements of charter schools contribute positively to the broader educational ecosystem, thereby ensuring that all students benefit from equitable learning opportunities. This episode not only serves as a testament to Brenda's leadership journey but also as an inspiration for continued advocacy within the charter school movement. Takeaways: Brenda Cora emphasized the importance of internal leadership development to strengthen trust and continuity within the Noble community. The podcast highlighted Brenda's journey from student to CEO, showcasing the impact of educational opportunities on personal growth and community involvement. Jed Wallace and Brenda Cora discussed the significance of relationships and community support in navigating challenges within the charter school sector. Brenda articulated her vision of ensuring that every student at Noble receives a transformational education that mirrors her own experiences. The conversation addressed the critical role of advocacy for charter schools, emphasizing the need for collective efforts to support student success. Brenda's commitment to fostering diverse leadership within education was illustrated through her mentorship initiatives at Noble. Organizations mentioned in this episode: Charterfolk Noble Schools Alliance Schools Wartburg College Equitas CCSA LEAL - Latino Educators Advancing Leadership INCS - Illinois Network of Charter Schools…
CharterFolk is celebrating a significant milestone of reaching 15,000 email subscribers, and in this vibrant discussion, host Jed Wallace engages with Derrell Bradford to explore the pressing need for the charter school movement to assert itself more boldly. The conversation emphasizes the importance of "saying it loud" and being unapologetic about the unique value charter schools bring to the education landscape. Derrell shares his insights on how the current political climate presents an opportunity for charter advocates to redefine their messaging and embrace their distinctiveness rather than shying away from it. As they delve into the nuances of advocacy and the challenges faced by educational reformers, the dialogue highlights the necessity of collaboration among charter organizations to ensure long-term sustainability and effectiveness. This episode serves as a call to action for the charter community to unify and amplify their voices in advocating for educational choice and equity.…
Jed talks with Yass Prize winner Diana Diaz-Harrison about Arizona Autism Charter Schools' innovative approach to serving students on the autism spectrum.
1 CharterFolk Chat Round 2 with Howard Fuller 1:00:19
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяAfter a very interesting first interview, we wanted to have another conversation with Howard Fuller where he shared his inspiring experiences and global point of view over the education system in the USA.
The Breakthrough in the Democratic Party Platform in California. A great chat with Margaret Fortune, Roxann Nazario and Shavar Jeffries.
ChaterFolk Oxygen Bar with Linda Brown and Etoile Academy Charter School
Jed talks to Casey Taylor and Steven Wright from Achieve Charter School and to Mary Cox from CORE Butte Charter School about lessons learned in coming back from the devastating 2018 wildfires in Paradise, California -- and how they can be applied to our days.
1 CharterFolk Challenges: Growth (with Andy Rotherham & Friends) 1:03:13
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяAndy Rotherham (Bellwether Education Partners) moderates a panel on charter school growth with Ana Ponce (Great Public Schools Now - CA), Brett Peiser (Uncommon Schools, NY), Pat Brantley (Friendship Public Charter School, DC), and John Armbrust (Austin Achieve Public Schools, TX).
Jed talks to Linda Brown from Building Excellent Schools about resiliency and productive "stubbornness" amidst challenging times. We also hear the inspiring stories of Lagra Newman (Purpose Preparatory Academy Charter School, TN) and Chris Manning (Buffalo Creek Academy Charter School, NY) on how they started their schools and helped their communities through the COVID-19 pandemic.…
Jed invites Yvonne Chan to share how she keeps her energy level high amidst all the challenges facing educators today.
Jed is joined by Danielle West-Augustin, Chief Academic Officer and Director of Queen City Academy Charter School in Plainfield New ... Read more
This month Jed is is joined by Kim Smith to talk about lessons learned from the pandemic, equity, innovation, and ... Read more
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1 CharterFolk Chat – Building Political Capacity in TX, CA, and IL 1:07:05
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяJed is joined by Myrna Castrejón, Starlee Coleman, and Andrew Broy for a conversation about building political capacity in California, ... Read more
Join Jed for a CharterFolk Chat with Nella García Urban.
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1 CharterFolk Chat – Seizing the Opportunity for Bold Change During the Great Disconnect of 2021 1:00:09
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяJed asks Derrell Bradford (50CAN), Pat Brantley (Friendship Public Charter School), and Diane Tavenner (Summit Schools) how charters can seize ... Read more
Jed taps into the wisdom of Larry Rosenstock and Don Shalvey on what the future holds for charter schools.
Join Jed for an elections recap with Derrell Bradford, Hanna Skandera and Andy Rotherham, where they discuss last week’s election ... Read more
Join Jed for a CharterFolk Chat with Nina Rees.
Join Jed for a CharterFolk Chat with Howard Fuller.
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