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Greg Richmond is a strategic adviser at the Boise, Idaho-based nonprofit Bluum, founder of the National Association of Charter School Authorizers and former chair of the Illinois State Charter School Commission.

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Q&A — 3 Minutes With Charter School Founder Jessica Nauiokas on Helping Students Deal With Trauma and the Child Welfare System

Greg Richmond

December 8, 2020

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Q&A — 3 Minutes With Charter School Principal Stephen Lambert on Classical Education, Building Character and Saving Our Republic

Greg Richmond

October 25, 2020

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Q&A — 3 Minutes With Equitable Facilities Fund CEO Anand Kesavan on Low-Cost, Long-Term Financing for High-Quality Charter Schools

Greg Richmond

September 22, 2020

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Q&A — 3 Minutes With Elevate Academy Co-Founder Monica White, on How Her Idaho School Reopened — With Many Health & Safety Precautions

Greg Richmond

July 7, 2020

Pandemic

Richmond: 6 Things Schools Should Be Doing Now to Ease the Chaos and Stress When Students Go Back to Class in the Fall

Greg Richmond

June 3, 2020

Coronavirus

Richmond & Cunningham: Reopening Schools Safely Brings Risks and Challenges. Here’s One Way Some Districts Could Get It Done

Greg Richmond & Peter Cunningham

May 12, 2020

coronavirus

Richmond: Federal Paycheck Protection Program Offers Loans for Covering Salaries at Nonprofits. That Includes Charter Schools

Greg Richmond

April 14, 2020

3 Minutes With...

Q&A — 3 Minutes With Wildflower Foundation Chief Matt Kramer: Montessori, Microschools, TFA and Teachers as Leaders

Greg Richmond

March 2, 2020

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Q&A — 3 Minutes With Charter School Founder Diana Shulla-Cose: An SEL Curriculum for a Lifetime, & Her School’s Most Famous Alum, Lakers Star Anthony Davis

Greg Richmond

February 14, 2020

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Q&A — Three Minutes With CZI’s Brooke Stafford-Brizard: What the Schools Best at Supporting the Whole Child Have in Common

Greg Richmond

February 3, 2020

Opinion

Richmond: Why School Districts Are Walking Away From Authorizing New Charter Schools — and Why That’s Both a Bad and a Good Thing

Greg Richmond

August 13, 2018

Opinion

Richmond: Autonomy or Accountability? Good Charter School Authorizing Means Balancing the Two

Greg Richmond

July 12, 2017

Opinion

Opinion: Little Controversy as New Orleans Schools Return to Local Oversight

Greg Richmond

May 18, 2016

National Charter Schools Week

Greg Richmond: Are Charter School Standards At Risk From Within?

Greg Richmond

May 3, 2016

Opinion

Opinion: Even as ESSA Backpedals on Federal Accountability, Charters Set Tougher Standards

Greg Richmond

December 14, 2015

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Articles by Greg Richmond

Q&A — 3 Minutes With Charter School Founder Jessica Nauiokas on Helping Students Deal With Trauma and the Child Welfare System

Q&A — 3 Minutes With Charter School Principal Stephen Lambert on Classical Education, Building Character and Saving Our Republic

Q&A — 3 Minutes With Equitable Facilities Fund CEO Anand Kesavan on Low-Cost, Long-Term Financing for High-Quality Charter Schools

Q&A — 3 Minutes With Elevate Academy Co-Founder Monica White, on How Her Idaho School Reopened — With Many Health & Safety Precautions

Richmond: 6 Things Schools Should Be Doing Now to Ease the Chaos and Stress When Students Go Back to Class in the Fall

Richmond & Cunningham: Reopening Schools Safely Brings Risks and Challenges. Here’s One Way Some Districts Could Get It Done

Richmond: Federal Paycheck Protection Program Offers Loans for Covering Salaries at Nonprofits. That Includes Charter Schools

Q&A — 3 Minutes With Wildflower Foundation Chief Matt Kramer: Montessori, Microschools, TFA and Teachers as Leaders

Q&A — 3 Minutes With Charter School Founder Diana Shulla-Cose: An SEL Curriculum for a Lifetime, & Her School’s Most Famous Alum, Lakers Star Anthony Davis

Q&A — Three Minutes With CZI’s Brooke Stafford-Brizard: What the Schools Best at Supporting the Whole Child Have in Common

Richmond: Why School Districts Are Walking Away From Authorizing New Charter Schools — and Why That’s Both a Bad and a Good Thing

Richmond: Autonomy or Accountability? Good Charter School Authorizing Means Balancing the Two

Opinion: Little Controversy as New Orleans Schools Return to Local Oversight

Greg Richmond: Are Charter School Standards At Risk From Within?

Opinion: Even as ESSA Backpedals on Federal Accountability, Charters Set Tougher Standards

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