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Colorado School District and Charter Schools Pulling in the Same Direction on $90 Million Bond Referendum

Shakespeare coined the phrase, “Politics make strange bedfellows,” and in one small Colorado community, charter school and district leaders are demonstrating how collaboration does not have to be so strange. Durango School District 9-R (DSD 9-R) is asking voters to ...

Riding the Green Wave of Funding: Charter Schools Benefit from Federal Facilities Funding

This blog was originally posted at the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools on Sept 4, 2024 Over the past few years, federal funding has begun to flow in unprecedented levels to sustainable development and decarbonizing America. This “green wave” ...

Moral Obligations – An Underutilized State Credit Enhancement Program

Since the early 1970s, moral obligation bonds have been used to finance housing, higher education facilities, hospitals, corrections facilities, and more. Some states are now using this tool to help charter schools save on borrowing costs. As more charter schools ...