A curated professional library for the people building and governing charter schools. Tell us who you are and where your organization stands today, and we'll point you to what's worth reading now — not everything at once.
Pick a stage to see resources meant for it.
The library is organized around three questions. Start with whichever one you can answer most easily.
From first exploring the idea through sustaining an established school.
Resources written for your role, in language meant for it.
Seven areas, from governance and finance to tribal education and culture.
The library does the narrowing so you don't have to read everything to find the few things that matter now.
A prospective board member sees different resources than an authorizer or a tribal government partner.
Exploring the idea, building an application, opening, or improving an existing school — each stage surfaces its own set.
A manageable set of vetted resources, each with a plain-language summary of why it matters and what to take from it.
This library is curated for the organizations Education Foundations works with — organized so the right resources surface for who you are and where your project stands.