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Our Next Webinar: Build a Growth Strategy for Your Charter School

Grow Schools, formerly Charter School Capital

February 8, 2015

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Academia_Avance_145Join 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.”

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