My name is Theresa Grant, and I am the Chief Program Development Officer for TalkPath™ Live, an online therapy delivery system. As a vendor for the North Carolina Association of Public Charter Schools (NCAPCS), it would be my honor to share with you and/or your colleagues how using our therapists to supplement your ancillary service teams makes complete sense, both financially and programmatically.  In fact, as a member school of NCAPCS, you will receive the benefit of a 5% discount on all our services.  We offer the following:

Neuse Charter School Installs RhinoWare Door Lockdown System
Smithfield K-12 Charter School chooses leading safe room technology in
response to ongoing security threats at schools around the country.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Cary, NC - North Carolina Representative Julie von Heafen visited Triangle Math and Science Academy today to learn more about TMSA on National Charter School Week. “It is a school I heard a lot about. I am really glad to be able to see it in person,” said Representative von Haefen. “You guys are lucky that you have such a great school.”

ASCD and AT&T Partnership Benefits NCAPCS Members

 ASCD is offering a free virtual professional learning opportunity.  ASCD has been partnering with AT&T to sponsor professional learning within schools around the country. Check out the flyer (attached) and let our contact at ASCD, Josh Sousa, know if your school would be interested.   You would choose three dates. And, during each of these dates, staff will receive 90 minutes of Professional Learning on the topic that they choose.  Staff will also receive 90 minutes of virtual coaching after each workshop.  Just complete one of the 90 min sessions this school year and you can schedule the other dates next year.

Thank you so much for being a member of NCAPCS. As part of our ongoing commitment to providing you with the highest level of member value and engagement, we want to welcome you to the Members Only area of our website. This message—and more coming in the near future— will help you get acquainted with the many self-service benefits you can manage from our website.

Please visit your profile to ensure that we have your correct contact information on file. In this area, you'll also be able to update several other key areas of information that will help us serve you better. 

Dear Charter School Leader,

Now more than ever we all need to come together to support all charter schools. NCAPCS would like to communicate with your parents and teachers in addition to you as school leaders. We would like to share information about the charter school movement with all stakeholders in order to activate our base.

This is a post from the Durham Progressive Democrats on Facebook on March 9, 2022. A post like this contributes to the idea that charter schools are private schools and not part of the public school system. How would you refute this claim? As charter school stakeholders, it is important that we are prepared with the facts when these types of conversations arise, As part of our Mythbusting Series, we will address common charter school myths like this one and provide the truth.

Myth 1: “Charter schools are not public schools. They are unaccountable, private schools that take money away from district schools.”

Dear Charter School Leader:

Welcome to the Resource Financial Affinity Program. We are thrilled to have been chosen by the North Carolina Association for Public Charter Schools to be your company’s preferred mortgage lender, offering you many benefits and savings on your home financing solutions. 

The Board of Directors has completed its search for a new Head of School for Carolina  International School (CIS). The school’s Board of Directors met during their monthly  December meeting and determined that Dr. Paul Bryant will take the helm at Cabarrus  County’s first public charter school that focuses on international and environmental  curricula. He will begin his role on January 3, 2022. 

Dr. Bryant, an educator with almost thirty years of experience, has worked as a teacher, a  grant writer, and an administrator. He has expanded the programming, services, and  enrollment at five different universities. His work improved freshmen retention rates,  streamlined admissions processes, significantly increased the four-year graduation rate,  and resulted in successful accreditation processes. 

The U.S. Department of Commerce is making available $3 billion in funding for communities. Public schools are focused on educating students, but they also create jobs, provide capital improvements to community facilities, generate construction jobs—not to mention that they create the workforce of tomorrow.

As such, your schools may be eligible for the following Investing in America’s Communities programs: