CharterFolk Chat

Two men in a split-screen video call; left Jed in a white hoodie, right Andrew Broy in a lavender shirt in an office. CharterFolk branding at bottom right.

Straight Up No Chaser – A CharterFolk Chat with Andrew Broy

Good day, CharterFolk. We have a treat for those of you who can find some time this weekend: going straight up, no chaser with Andrew Broy, President and CEO of the Illinois Network of Charter Schools. You can find episode on the CharterFolk Website with a transcription, on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, and on YouTube.

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The CharterNess that is Coming to Public Education: A CharterFolk Chat With Incoming KIPP DC CEO Shannon Hodge

In a recent CharterFolk Chat, Shannon Hodge, the incoming CEO of KIPP DC, discusses her unique background, leadership transitions, and perspectives on public education. She emphasizes the importance of student well-being amidst partisanship and the evolution of academic performance at KIPP DC, offering insights into fostering engagement within the charter school movement.

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New Orleans: The Charter North Star We Won’t Claim – A CharterFolk Chat With Caroline Roemer, Dana Peterson and Jerel Bryant

Happy Friday, CharterFolk. This is one I’ve wanted to do for a long time: bring together some of the most important architects of the remarkable success story that CharterFolk have constructed in New Orleans over the past two decades. Dana Peterson, CEO of New Schools for New Orleans; Caroline Roemer, Executive Director at the Louisiana

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Why the Charter School Movement is Getting Its Swagger Back – A CharterFolk Chat With New Charter School Hall of Fame Inductee Chris Barbic

In a recent CharterFolk Chat, Chris Barbic, newly inducted into the Charter School Hall of Fame, discusses his career in education, the impact of his early experiences at YES Prep, and lessons learned amidst challenges. He shares insights on the charter movement’s progress and his future vision, encouraging listeners to engage with the conversation.

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