MOVE Articles

In her year-end reflection, Board Chair Nicole Wetzel looks back on a year of resilience, advocacy, and progress—and the work that still lies ahead.

The strongest audits aren't built at year-end. They're built through consistent habits, strong controls, and proactive planning.

At Aurora Science & Tech, students aren't just learning about STEM careers—they're experiencing them firsthand through immersive, real-world partnerships that are redefining what high school can look like.

Colorado's public education landscape has changed dramatically, and new enrollment data challenges many long-held assumptions about school choice and charter schools.

This morning, Governor Polis signed Senate Bill 145 into law—an important step forward for charter school facility funding and transparency in local bond planning.

As another school year comes to a close, it’s worth pausing to recognize a reality that often gets overshadowed by the challenges: Colorado’s charter school community is delivering real results.

This wasn’t a school built for Commerce City; it was built with it. See how U Prep’s newest campus is partnering with families to create a college-bound future starting in PreK.

Visits to member schools help strengthen, support and spotlight your work.

At Georgetown Community School, a hydroponics program is helping students grow far more than lettuce.

The most effective school marketing plans don’t start in August. They start now, with intentional reflection, focused priorities, and a clear roadmap.

Why do Colorado charter schools serving thousands of students receive only a small share of local bond funding? A new op-ed explores the growing push for facilities funding fairness.

Through responsibility- and skill-building programs like the Dragon Safety Patrol and VEX IQ Robotics, Flagstaff Academy's students gain hands-on experience in leadership, safety and technology.