Webinar: Charter School Board’s Role in Oversight

Board Governance
23 Feb, 2017

Description

This webinar, Charter School Board’s Role in Oversight, is presented by the Colorado League of Charter Schools and Charter Board Partners. Boards have a responsibility to ensure their charter school is successful. To help this oversight role, topics covered in the webinar include:

  • What do Boards Need to Know?
  • What Data Should Boards Look At?
  • How Best to Use Dashboards
  • Good Governance Practices
 
 

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