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Panel Discussion in the Opening Session

John Merrow of the PBS NewsHour moderated a panel of charter school leaders, including:

• Nina Rees, President and CEO of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools
• Howard Fuller, Black Alliance for Educational Options and Founder and Director of the Institute for Transformation of Learning at Marquette University
• Don Shalvey, Deputy Director of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
• John Darrow, CEO and Co-founder of Rocketship Education

The panel discussion was largely about where the charter school movement has come in its 20 year history and what the next 20 years will hold.The highlight of the comments was Howard Fuller's assertion that, "You collaborate when you can, cooperate when you can, but you've got to be ready to fight!" John Darrow noted that oftentimes school districts don't want to admit they can learn from their charter schools, but that the Superintendent in San Jose said he was glad to have the leverage with his district-school Principals. In San Jose, Rocketship has 30 schools, but there are 90 schools failing.

Panelists speculated that the next 20 years will include:

• continuing to advocate for equal funding
• lifting the caps on the number of charter schools
• identifying more leaders of color and providing them with the same opportunities others had
• and according to Don Shalvey, "Quit acting like charter schools need to live in warehouses! Get them regular school buildings."

John Darrow also said that charter schools are just beginning to realize that we're in a highly political system and he talked about the importance of influencing state and federal policy.

The recent trend toward replicating successful schools was discussed when John Merrow asked panelists if they thought mostly Charter Management Organization (CMO) schools should be approved rather than grassroots startups. Nina Rees was quick to point out that it was primarily quality that should be considered and not the association with a CMO or EMO (Education Management Organization). Don Shalvey said it's not "an either/or." Howard Fuller addressed the importance of grassroots startups to the movement and the importance of giving parents quality educational options.

2012 Charter School Hall of Fame Inductees

This morning's opening session of the National Charter School Conference gave recognition to charter school leaders that were instrumental in the early years of charter schools in the early 1990's. Colorado's own Jim Griffin, President of the Colorado League of Charter Schools was inducted in to the Hall of Fame for his work, which includes starting the first charter support organization in the country. The video clip of Jim's work also featured the North Routt Community Charter School outside of Steamboat Springs.

Also inducted into the Hall of Fame were several leaders from Minnesota, the first state to pass a charter schools law in 1991. Jon Schroeder, Eric Mahmoud and City Academy were all honored. City Academy, started by Milo Cutter, was the first charter school in the country. Alums of City Academy were featured in a video clip and also personally addressed the audience.

Attending the National Charter School Conference

People attending the National Charter School Conference for the first time may feel overwhelmed. There are a couple of strategies that may be helpful, including picking a strand (e.g., governance, facilities, etc.) and just going to workshops in that strand. Another strategy is to pick a variety of workshops, on different topics, to get a little bit of everything.

Almost everyone who attends a conference with a group of people makes sure that they are all in different workshops so they can report back and discuss what they've learned. This is a great strategy because it's one thing to hear about a new or innovative idea, but it's totally different for it to be instituted back at your charter school. Further, it's often the side conversations, with other people in the workshop, where real nuggets are unearthed.

I've always liked when new charter school leaders attend the national conference and then come back appreciating how great we have it in Colorado! We have a wealth of resources available for charter schools and a comprehensive support system in place. Most states don't have that level of support.

The best part of the conference, however, is in getting to catch up with old friends and meet new friends. Attendees are typically very eager to learn and so are eager to engage in conversations. Everyone likes to talk about their charter school and it's fun to hear about the variety of models in use around the country.

I went to the very first National Charter School Conference in 1997 in Washington, DC. There were maybe 150 people there. Now we have more charter schools than that in just the state of Colorado!

Lots of great memories are made during the conference each year! I hope to see you at this week's conference!

Governing Boards: Advice, Part 6

I've heard numerous stories in the past few weeks about charter school governing boards behaving badly. I was recently asked what's better: a board of parents or a board of professionals from the community? Colorado has always been unique in that the charter school movement has been driven by grassroots involvement of parents. It wasn't until about 2004 when the state Charter School Institute formed that we really had any significant presence from the management company sector of the market.

Whereas the early charter schools to open in Colorado all had parent governing boards, that has changed over time. Management companies often don't want to deal with the instability of having parent representation on the board and so choose non-parents from the community. These are often professionals or elected officials that don't want to get involved in the day-to-day operations, as parents tend to do when their own child is involved.

What's ideal? Probably a blend. Parents should have a meaningful role in their child's education, but oftentimes parents cannot separate their role of parent from their role on a governing board. That said, there have been numerous parents in the state who have done that very well. They don't make a decision for the school based on their individual child. They realize they don't wear their charter school board member hat unless they're in the board room. Many of these parents have made incredible sacrifices in order to see their charter school get opened and off to a successful footing.

There's also a lot to be said for involving community leaders in a public charter school. Other states even require this type of board member. These types of board members represent their school well in the community and oftentimes are successful fundraisers. It's not uncommon for "professional" boards to meet only quarterly and not the monthly or semi-monthly typical for parent governing boards.

Regardless of the composition of the governing board, training is imperative! Even individuals that have already served on numerous boards, need to learn about issues relevant to charter schools. Colorado is the only state with online board training modules specific to charter school governance. The website, boardtrainingmodules.org, is invaluable in providing the foundation for solid governance. Check it out!

National Charter School Conference, June 19-22

The annual National Charter School Conference will be in Minneapolis this year and starts June 19th. Bill Cosby will be one of the keynote speakers. Additionally, Dr. Deborah Kenney, founder of the Harlem Village Academies will speak about her new book, "Born to Rise."

I will be attending the conference and be blogging and tweeting. You can follow me on Twitter @cocharters.