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Ready to make change and build your charter school? The key to success is engagement. Here are five ways to build community engagement in schools.

It’s time to consider rethinking “compulsory attendance” in terms of achievement rather than time spent. This is how to thaw our frozen system into individualized progress modes.

Cross-racial coalition building is key to eliminating the model minority myth and to elevating the struggles of other groups within the BIPOC community.

Educators need to create a math framework which works for all students, including Black, Brown, and those from low-income families. One pathway does not work for all.

Charlie Cobb Jr., Dr. Zoharah Simmons and Dr. Charles Payne join the show to discuss education activism.

Despite the educational culture wars, there is agreement on expanding career and technical education and increasing school funding.

Schools must provide students with better education-to-work pathways, including vocational opportunities, especially post-pandemic.

When implementing social emotional learning (SEL) skills at schools, parents and families should be engaged in the process.

A Rhode Island community charter, known as RINI, pioneers teaching nursing to low-income youth. RINI will soon open a second site in Albany, New York.