Charter School Webinars Archives - Page 2 of 2

JOIN OUR WEBINAR ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd!
What’s coming in Federal and State policy issues and what are the key changes from the new administration? Our upcoming webinar will address the trends and challenges that charter school leaders should know about.
Join us on Wednesday, May 3rd at 9 a.m. PST / 12 p.m. EST with panelists Todd Ziebarth, Senior VP of State Advocacy and Support, National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, John Cairns, Attorney and Consultant at John Cairns Law, and Stuart Ellis, Charter School Capital’s President and CEO. There will be a lively discussion about the types of federal funding currently available, congressional positions charter leaders can expect, and how individual states will be supporting charter schools.
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JOIN OUR WEBINAR NEXT TUESDAY!
I Need A Better Facility For My School. Now What?
Have you thought about the type of facility required to accommodate your current school’s needs and future growth? Are you aware of the various charter school facilities financing options that are available to you?
Join us for an exclusive webinar with Stuart Ellis, our President and CEO and Mike Morley, President and CEO of American Charter Development for a discussion about funding options for facilities.
PANELISTS:
Stuart Ellis, President and CEO, Charter School Capital
Mike Morley, President and CEO, American Charter Development
WHEN: Tuesday, 4/18 10AM Pacific / 1PM Eastern
Access to adequate facilities is one of the biggest challenges charter schools face nationwide, and we’ll address some best practices for successfully choosing and acquiring the best facility to suit your school’s growth needs.
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JOIN OUR WEBINAR THIS THURSDAY!
How can social media impact your school’s brand, enrollment efforts and communications to your community? Are you up-to-date on the latest social media platforms and best practices for reaching your target audiences? How’s your overall post engagement looking?

Join our VP of Marketing, Kim Brater and the Founder of barber&hewitt, Michael Barber, as they talk about how to amp up your school communications in our exclusive webinar. Learn tactics that will help your school select the right social media networks to reach parents, students and advocates.

JOIN OUR WEBINAR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28!
What does it take to start-up, expand and replicate a charter school? Hear from Ron Packard, President and CEO of Pansophic Learning and Stuart Ellis, President and CEO of Charter School Capital, about growth strategies for your school.
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WEBINAR – Tuesday, February 28, 9 a.m. Pacific / 12 p.m. Eastern
Charter school leaders face many challenges during each phase of growth from start-up to expansion, through maturity. Our discussion will walk through these challenges and highlight best practices to implement at your school.
SPEAKERS
Ron Packard, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Pansophic Learning
Ron Packard is the CEO and Founder of Pansophic Learning, a global technology based education company. Packard is a well known educator, entrepreneur and visionary as well as the author of the highly regarded and reviewed book Education Transformation. Packard was previously the long time CEO and Founder of K12 Inc. He oversaw the growth of K12 from just an idea to almost one billion in revenue, making it one of the largest education companies in the world. During his tenure, revenue compounded at near 80%. Before K12, Packard was the Vice President of Knowledge Universe and CEO of Knowledge Schools, one of the nation’s largest early childhood education companies. He was also instrumental in the successful investments in Learn Now, Children’s School USA, Leapfrog, TEC, and Children’s Discovery Center. He holds a B.A. from the University of California at Berkeley and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago, both with honors.

Stuart Ellis, Founder, President and CEO, Charter School Capital
Stuart is the President and CEO of Charter School Capital, the nation’s leading provider of growth capital and facilities financing to charter schools nationwide. The company has provided in excess of $1.5 billion in support of 550+ charter schools educating more than 650,000 students across the country. Ellis has work with teams across many companies including Bain & Company and Opera Solutions, and he has led multiple high growth companies during his career. Ellis is a graduate from the University of California Berkeley, with honors.

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Learn more about other charter school topics and check out our past webinars including facilities financing for charter schools as well as marketing stratgies to boost student enrollment.

It’s a new year and time for garnering new facilities knowledge for charter school leaders. Join us for our upcoming facilities webinar chock full of information useful to help charter schools make decisions about their facilities needs.
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Access to adequate facilities remains one of the biggest challenges charter leaders face today. We will touch on options charter leaders have and walk through the information needed to make informed facilities decisions.
WHEN: Thursday, February 16 at 9:00 a.m. Pacific / 12:00 p.m. Eastern.
SPEAKERS:
Larry Rieder, President, Charter School Property Solutions. He has over 30 years of experience in commercial real estate and has negotiated over $900 million of aggregate lease and equity transactions on behalf of major corporations. He founded CSPS to develop new, long-term academic facilities for charter school institutions. CSPS helps schools by managing the overwhelming tasks of locating, purchasing, financing, constructing and renovating academic facilities throughout the United States. The company has completed projects in Florida, New Mexico, Ohio, Nevada, Texas, and South Carolina.

Stuart Ellis, President & CEO, Charter School Capital. Stuart is one of the founders of Charter School Capital, the nation’s leading provider of growth capital and facilities financing to charter schools nationwide. The company has provided more than $1.2 billion in support of more than 550 charter schools educating 600,000 students.

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Finding and securing state-of-the-art facilities and financing is one of the biggest challenges facing charter school leaders this year. Learn about the various options and how to evaluate what is best for your school.
Join our President and CEO, Stuart Ellis, and the Senior Vice President of Dougherty & Company, Dick Ward, on Wednesday, November 30th from 9-10 a.m. PDT / 12-1 p.m. EDT for an exclusive webinar:
How Should Charter Leaders Approach Facilities Financing Options?
Attendees will learn:

Funding structures and options available
Pros and cons to various financing options
Balancing needs versus wants for your facility
Facing budget realities
Facilities planning best practices

Featured Speakers:
Dick Ward, Senior Vice President, Dougherty & Company
Dick Ward has 27 years experience in bond issuance and finance as an investment banker and financial advisor to schools, governments, non-profits, and developers. His experience includes tax supported and revenue based financings for education, housing, municipal utilities, and specialized project financing. In the last 15+ years, he has helped pioneer access to the bond market for the national public charter school sector. His underwriting of the Community of Peace Academy is considered one of the first tax-exempt bonds in the country. He is regarded as a national leader in this arena and has presented on the topic to the National Federation of Municipal Analysts, Bond Buyer Seminars as well as several state and local trade associations.
Stuart Ellis, President and CEO, Charter School Capital
Stuart is the Co-founder and CEO of Charter School Capital, the nation’s leading provider of growth capital and facilities financing to charter schools nationwide. The company has provided in excess of $1.2 billion in support of 500+ charter schools educating more than 550,000 students across the country. Stuart has presented around the country on growth strategies for charter schools and facilities options to aid charters in their growth.

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What’s the latest in digital marketing today for charter schools? How are you using digital marketing to benefit your student engagement and enrollment?
Join us for an informative webinar featuring a high level overview of the digital marketing landscape and what key platforms and programs charter leaders should be paying attention to. We will also talk about what types of programs will help in brand awareness, community engagement and student enrollment.
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As the saying goes, “if you’re not growing, you’re dying…” Learn the challenges and best practices for charter school growth on our webinar next week Tuesday 4/5 at 9:00 a.m. PDT, featuring Sandro Lanni, CEO of CSMC and Stuart Ellis, CEO of Charter School Capital.

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Speakers:

Stuart Ellis, President & CEO, Charter School Capital
Stuart is the Co-founder and CEO of Charter School Capital, the nation’s leading provider of growth capital and facilities financing to charter schools nationwide. The company has provided in excess of $1 billion in support of 500+ charter schools educating more than 500,000 students across the country.

Sandro Lanni, CEO, CSMC
Sandro Lanni became involved in the charter school movement in 1997 with writing a charter petition as a committed parent, and ultimately opening a charter school in Temecula, Ca. Mr. Lanni served on its Board of Directors for 4 years. Based on the need he saw at this school, Sandro started CSMC in 2000 to provide complete back office services to charter developers and schools.

What you will learn:

Best practices for growth and replication
Funding options specific to your growth stage
Lessons learned from charter school leaders

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Planning to boost student enrollment? Looking at classroom improvements and upgrades? Want to maintain control over your school facilities?
Join us for an informative webinar that will feature facilities options for charter schools.
Tuesday, October 6, 9:00 a.m. PST / 12:00 p.m. EST
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Finding and securing state-of-the-art facilities and financing is a challenge charter school leaders face. Learn about the various options and how to evaluate what is best for your school.
We will cover:
– Funding structure and options available
– Pros and cons to various financing
– Balancing needs versus wants for your facility
– Facing budget realities
– Facilities planning best practices
Speaker:
Stuart Ellis, President & CEO, Charter School Capital
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Join us on Wednesday, February 18th at 9:00 a.m. Pacific / 12:00 p.m. Eastern for our webinar, “Building a Growth Strategy: Start-up, Growth, Maturity.”

We will cover a variety of challenges charter schools face at each stage of growth. Our speakers will outline stages of growth from start-up to expansion to maturity and highlight the challenges schools experience at each stage. Our panel of experts will offer best practices from their experiences.

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Speakers:

Marshall Emerson, CEO, I CAN Schools
Marshall is co-founder of I CAN Schools, overseeing seven charters and more than 2,400 students. I CAN began in 2010 and the schools have been one of the country’s most successful charter school concepts in closing the achievement gap for low-income students.
Stuart Ellis, President & CEO, Charter School Capital
Stuart is co-founder of Charter Schools Capital, the nation’s leading provider of growth capital and facilities financing to charter schools nationwide. The company has provided in excess of $800 million in support of more than 450 charter schools educating 450,000 students.

You’ll learn:

Best practices for growth and replication
Funding options specific to your growth stage
Lessons learned from charter school leaders

What attendees have said:

A similar presentation was held at the 2014 National Charter Schools Conference to a standing-room only audience and was rated as a top 10 session out of 200 offered. Below is feedback received from attendees:
“It was beneficial to hear other school leaders explain how they overcame the same challenges that my school is currently facing.”
“Once I understood the different stages, I could see that our school was in expansion stage, but our organization was still making start-up stage decisions.”