Exceptional Education

Supporting High-Quality Education for All

Utilizing their autonomy, charter schools have a unique opportunity to create a diverse and inclusive culture that values and celebrates the differences among students. This can include implementing culturally responsive teaching practices, fostering a welcoming environment, and promoting equity in educational opportunities. We focus on supporting member schools as they work to provide an exceptional education to the diverse learner populations within their classrooms. 

From special education to talented and gifted to English language learners, every student deserves a high-quality education that meets them where they are. We not only partner with schools to increase support for these diverse learners, but also act as an advocate to address the systemic and structural barriers that limit a schools' ability to provide a high quality education to every student who walks through their doors. By prioritizing the needs of diverse learners and embracing their individuality, charter schools can create an inclusive and supportive educational environment that maximizes each student's potential.

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Customized Training

Cost: $175-$250 per hour

• Effectively serving diverse learners begins with developing and implementing programs and curricula that cater to the unique needs and learning styles of their students. By offering personalized instruction and individualized support, charter schools can address the specific challenges and strengths of each student. Sample training topics include:
• Avoiding the Hidden Message: Maintaining High Expectations for our Diverse Learners
• Universal by Design: Using the UDL Framework to plan for your Diverse Learners
• Rethinking MTSS to increase Efficiency & Efficacy
• Student Engagement: Is it more than Raising Hands?
• Executive Functioning
• Increasing Cognitive Lift for Diverse Learners
• Quality Specialized Instruction
• Writing Standards Aligned IEP Goals

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Special Education Enrollment Reviews

Cost: Starting at $3,000

Schools receive a thorough picture of their programming strengths, gaps, and barriers that could be contributing to low special education enrollment numbers through the use of interviews, observations, a school website review, handbook and policies evaluation, and an examination of existing plans and data. 

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