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When- Workshop 1

Tuesday, May 28th from 4pm-7pm

Where

9822 Fallard Court
Upper Marlboro, MD 20772

When- Workshop 2 

Saturday, June 8, 2019 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM EDT
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Where

Millers Court 
2601 N Howard St
Basement Level Conference Rooms
Baltimore, MD 21218
 

 
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When- Workshop 3

Thursday, June 13th from 4-7pm

Where

5751 Rivertech Court, Riverdale MD 20737

Contact

Maryland Alliance of Public Charter Schools 
Maryland Alliance of Public Charter Schools 
410-919-9678 
info@mdcharters.org 
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Charter School Design Workshop Series 

Looking to start a charter school? This free workshop series is designed for those founding groups that are moving forward in the process of starting a charter school, have established a founding group, and intend on submitting a charter school application to a district authorizer in the next 12 months. The workshop series is 12 hours in three workshop settings. Because registration is limited, registrants must commit to sending a representative to all three sessions:

Session 1: May 28th from 4-7pm in Prince George's County

Session 2: June 8th from 9-3 pm in Baltimore City

Session 3: June 13th from 4-7 pm in Prince George's County

Note that registering for the June 8th workshop, registers you for all three workshops. Registration is limited to 60 attendees.

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The Charter School Design Workshop Series are comprised of two evening workshops, plus an all-day workshop, providing over 12 hours of content rich material for charter starters. Meals are not provided, however, you may pre-order a boxed lunch for the all-day session, and/ or bring your own meal and snacks.  This workshop builds on the Charter Starter Workshop Series. 

Overall Objectives:

  • Present basic information about the nuts and bolts of charter school planning and operations to inform model design and application development
  • Ensure applicants have a realistic sense of what is involved in the charter application process
  • Familiarize participants with charter guidelines and standards for approval
  • Introduce partner organizations who can be resources in particular areas

Topics:

Session 1 will cover developing your mission and vision, defining your target population, establishing a need, family and community engagement, and student recruitment strategies

Session 2 will cover educational design, including curriculum and assessment, goals and accountability, serving students with disabilities and English language learners, staffing and talent management, school culture and organizational structure.

Session 3 will cover governance, facilities, and budgets and financial management

This workshop series was made possible through funds from the Maryland State Department of Education, Charter School Program Grant.