BCSB Newsletters
November, 2022 - by: Buckeye Charter School Boards, Inc.
NAEP Results: A clear decline in student Math & Reading proficiency - Recent news reports indicate Ohio student achievement results when compared to the nation and pre-pandemic scores are of great concern. These results are determined through the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) which is sometimes referred to as “the nation’s report card”. Read more>>
May, 2022 - by: Buckeye Charter School Boards, Inc.
MUCH WORK TO BE DONE! Recently a college student asked me if I would consent to be interviewed as he would like quotes from me included in an assignment he was working on. I consented and during the interview I asked him what the actual assignment was. Read more>>
June, 2022 - by: Buckeye Charter School Boards, Inc.
Ohio ranks 22nd overall as the best state for teachers to work in Recent research by Scholaroo uncovered interesting teacher stats including 2022’s Best & Worst States for Teachers Rankings. Read more>>
July, 2022 - by: Buckeye Charter School Boards, Inc.
Ohio Meeting at National Charter School Conference - For the first time in many years, Ohio had its state meeting at the same time other states were having theirs. The meeting, hosted by BCSB, thanks to funds and arrangements by Think Stretch and PSI, was a huge success. Read more>>
August, 2022 - by: Buckeye Charter School Boards, Inc.
INFLUX OF FEDERAL FUNDS IN CHARTER SCHOOLS - BCSB asked Stephanie Ataya, Statewide School Fiscal Officer with Marcum, to enlighten us on the influx of federal funds our schools are dealing with. Read more>>
September, 2022 - by: Buckeye Charter School Boards, Inc.
COLUMBUS TEACHERS STRIKE! - It was unfortunate for Columbus public students...it happened...it got resolved…it’s over…so what? What’s to be learned for those of us in the Ohio charter school movement? A lot! Read more>>
October, 2022 - by: Buckeye Charter School Boards, Inc.
As Board members we are concerned about the academic progress of our school(s) not only as compared to district schools but also compared to charter schools around the state. Read more>>