OPERATIONS INFO
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Opportunity for Teacher Recruitment
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Training Schedules for 2008 Schools
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Compensation Survey
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Center Professional Development Calendar
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2007
CHARTER LEADER NEWS
This issue of the Charter Leader News features...
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EIGHT NEW PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS APPROVED BY SUNY FOR FALL 2008
The New
York City Center for Charter School Excellence congratulates the eight public charter schools approved to open next fall by the State University of
New York's (SUNY) Charter School Institute.
Seven of the eight approved charter schools will open in New York City.
They are: Achievement
First Brownsville Charter School (Brooklyn); Collegiate Charter School (Brooklyn); Green DOT New York Charter School (Bronx), Carl C. Icahn Charter
School Far Rockaway (Queens); and Harlem Success Academy Charter School II, III and IV.
We look forward to assisting these schools with their
start-up and planning needs. Please see CSI's press release for more details.
CEO'S LETTER TO LEADERS AND BOARD MEMBERS
Click here to read Charter Center CEO James Merriman's October 26 letter to school leaders and board
members.
REMINDER: The 2007 Annual New York Charter Schools Conference is November 9
and 10 Conference planners surveyed charter school leaders to determine their needs and issues so as to make this experience as
worthwhile and productive to participants as possible. To register or for more information, click here.
Please note that the Charter Leader News has been remodeled. We
are always looking for ways to make it more user-friendly and a timely resource for schools. Past issues of the CLN can
be found on our Web
site and Charter School Leaders can go directly to the
Charter
Portal for a school-specific operations calendar, vendor list and other useful documents and
resources. Each NYC charter school has Portal access. Contact Nathan Hood at nhood@nycchartercenter.org for your school's user name.
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MISSION
The mission of the New York City Center for Charter School Excellence is to stimulate the
supply of high-quality charter schools and support ongoing student excellence in all NYC charter schools, impacting the effectiveness of public
education. As an independent nonprofit, the Charter Center is an advocate, bridge and catalyst for the achievement of academic and operational
success and sustainability of all NYC charter schools for each young person.
Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Please contact Jeff Maclin. |
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