The public policy agenda of the MN Association of Charter Schools reflects the issues, concerns and priorities of the membership of the Association in promoting public charter schools, academic achievement and innovation in education.
On March 11th, students, parents, teachers and staff from charter schools across MN will gather to promote the benefits of a charter education to state legislators.
The public policy committee is a membership committee charged with developing the public policy positions and legislative agendas of the association
Here, you will find the various communications put forth by the MACS office regarding public policy issues of import to MN charter schools
The public policy agenda of the MN Association of Charter Schools reflects the issues, concerns and priorities of the membership of the Association
The MN Legislature is composed of two chambers, the State Senate with 67 members and the House of Representatives with 134 members. The Legislature meets annually with major public policy issues and the budget considered in the odd numbered years.
The MN Association of Charter Schools also advocates for federal legislation and monitors federal programs relative to public charters school.