Superintendents Who Walk Away; Marten and the Anti-Charter Tax; The Four Building Blocks that Drive Narrative

The post discusses the recent resignations of superintendents like Vince Matthews due to board opposition, highlighting a broader leadership crisis in public education. It emphasizes the need for charter schools to create a strong local narrative through representative organizations and meaningful policy proposals to combat negative perceptions and drive public support for their movement.

 


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