We collaborate
to thrive. Together, we serve over 11,000 students!
Los Angeles Public Charter School Collaborative was formed by a group of Executive Directors of small-sized charter school organizations during the start of the COVID pandemic on March 18, 2020.
The collaborative valued meeting weekly as a lifeline for each other during uncertainty and to hold each other up as they navigate new challenges. Over the years, the participating leaders have collaborated on grant proposals to new policies, renewal and oversight strategies, facilities issues, staff compensation models, compliance, and more. In 2022, the group officially became the Los Angeles Public Charter School Collaborative (LAPCSC) and continues to share best practices and collective wisdom to increase capacity and success among participating schools.
Our Collaborative Represents 35 Quality Schools in LA.
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Did You Know?
Charter schools ARE public schools. All students and parents deserve fair and equal access to learn about and apply for a school that fosters their educational succes!
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93%
Parents Value Choice
93% pf parents agree one size doesn’t fit all in education. Parents want options for their children other than the district school they are zoned for or assigned to attend.
Statistics from the report Never Going Back: An Analysis of Parent Sentiment on Education
1in4
Parents Have Options
More than 1 in 4 parents switched the type of schools their children attend, and charter schools are popular among switchers. Parents who switched school types are happy with the choices they made.
89%
Parents Are Happy
89% of parents whose children have switched school types report that they or their child experienced a positive change as a result of the switch.
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Recent Press for our Collaborative
Circling The News, L.A. Public Charter School Collaborative Formed
The Argonaut, Sharing Collective Wisdom: LA Charter schools band together
KTLA 5, Entire graduating class at Boyle Heights charter school accepted into 4-year universities
Larchmont Chronicle, Charter School Collaborative created during COVID-19