What Every Board Member Should Know: Indicators of Success and Stability
Charter school boards are critical to ensuring the success and survival of charter schools. What are the red flags that signal a school is in danger across finance, operations, and student achievement? How do we measure and communicate our success? What preventative measures help decrease risk? How do we foster a strong connection from board to community? A veteran board member and expert panel will provide recommendations and tools to help board members understand, monitor, and communicate progress on key indicators and overarching plans such as LCAP and strategic plans.
Presented by
Founder
Annie Mac & Co.
Annie is a management consultant supporting K-12 schools in strategic planning and storytelling, talent development, and program design. Her ability to facilitate inclusive and inspiring planning engagements stems from years of advising organizations and teams, playing Division I basketball, and teaching elementary students. Annie holds an MBA from Washington University in St. Louis and a BA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is a former Big Ten Conference athlete and is the Commissioner for the Olympic Club Women’s Basketball team. Annie serves as Vice President of the Olympic Club Foundation Board of Directors and Vice Chair for Playworks-Northern California.
Sr. Manager, Educational Support Services
EdTec Inc.
Dr. Jennifer Reyes has extensive experience in teaching, school leadership, and instructional coaching. As part of the LCAP 360 Team, she assists schools in developing their Local Control Accountability Plans and processes to align with their mission and vision. She also supports with reporting and planning for accreditation, petitions, grant applications, and more. Prior to her arrival at EdTec, she served as a site leader, organization-level leader, and instructional coach with a charter school network in Los Angeles, where she developed expertise in school improvement and accountability. She earned her doctorate in Educational Leadership from UCLA.
Client Manager
EdTec Inc.
With an undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley in Economics & Education and an M. Ed in Teaching from UCLA, education has always been my passion. How do we make learning accessible, exciting, and equitable for every child? I began my career by teaching elementary and middle school math and science, where I became an advocate for excellent school leadership and accountability. Now at EdTec, we partner with schools in every capacity from data, AP, payroll, financial analysis, charter renewals, to school services. I am grateful every day to work with amazing school leaders to provide the best programming for every student.
Board Vice Chair
Rocklin Academy Family of Schools