Massachusetts Charter Public School Association

Post a Job

The jobs posted on the MCPSA website are jobs available in the Massachusetts charter public schools. The positions can include teaching, administration, and student or office support.

If you are a Massachusetts charter public school administrator you have the ability to post a job. For security reasons, we do not have a direct link here. One administrator from each school, however, is already logged into our system. That designated individual has received instructions and a password, and his or her e-mail address has been entered into our system; the designated individual has the ability to post a job on our internal site.

If you are unsure of the procedure for posting a job, or if you do not have the address of the internal job posting site, please contact us.

Likewise, let us know if you would like to change the person at your school who will do job postings.

Contact Marc Kenen, Ed.D., MCPSA Executive Director, kenen@masscharterschools.org, (413) 268-3361.

News & Events

Campaign begins to open new charter schools that replicate successful models. Charter school founders being sought. Grants available to develop proposals. If you are interested in starting a charter public school in your community, please contact John Tarvin.
Read the full press release here.

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Five MA charter schools document keys to their success.
Read their 2007 papers here.
Learn about study tours here.

US DOE report on best practices of charter school authorizers highlights Massachusetts. To read the full report click here

Exhaustive State DOE study finds Charters outperform sending districts

To read the full study go here.

Recent Charter School Media

The achievement gap wins one, a Boston Globe editorial

Make charter schools a priority, a Boston Globe editorial

No delays, please on new charters, a Boston Herald editorial

Take the brakes off the charter movement, an op-ed from Democrats for Education Reform

Boston Globe editorial: A new leader for better schools

Boston Globe editorial: "Don't cheat charter schools"

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