Missouri's charter public schools are creating opportunities for every child to succeed
Missouri Charter School Action is a leader in advocacy, communications, and political support to expand quality charter public school options for all families.
Missouri's charter public schools are high-quality public schools delivering life-changing results. They give families the power to choose the best educational fit for their children.
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Across MissouriTo see each and every child served well in the state of Missouri. We champion charter public schools as a proven model of educational choice that transforms lives and strengthens communities.
Empowering parents with the right to choose the best educational path for their children, creating opportunities that transform lives through charter public schools.
Ensuring every Missouri student has access to high-quality charter public schools that prepare them for college, career, and life.
Building lasting political infrastructure to protect and expand charter public school choice for future generations.
A strategic roadmap to ensure every Missouri family has access to quality charter public school options.
37 charter schools serving 25,000+ students with proven success in Kansas City and St. Louis.
Bringing proven charter public school excellence to new communities ready for educational choice.
Achieving our vision where every Missouri family has access to quality education options that meet their needs.
Four strategic pillars guide our work, powered by experienced leadership committed to expanding charter public school access
Sharing charter public school success stories and building public support
Uniting diverse voices for charter public school expansion
Advancing policies that empower families through charter public schools
Supporting champions of charter public school choice
20 charter public schools
~13,000 students
17 charter public schools
~12,000 students