Ventures

Accel Day and Evening School is the first public charter school in the state of Alabama. Accel Day is based in Mobile and will eventually serve 450 students in grades 9-12. Accel Day aims to re-engage and inspire youth to unlock their academic potential by connecting to students’ gifts and passions through personalized learning pathways. Accel will focus on serving a uniquely venerable population – those who are over-age, under-credit or have already dropped out of schools.

Achieve Community Charter School is a public school that launched in Newark, NJ in Fall 2020. The school intends to serve 320 students at full enrollment across grades 5-8. The vision of the Achieve Community Charter School is to provide a Pre K-12 continuum that fosters the individual needs of students as they develop the skills, character, and values that will prepare them for college and empower them to use their unique perspective as an asset to shape our country’s future.

Achievers Early College Prep is a public charter school in Trenton, NJ that will eventually serve 600 students in grades 6-12. The mission of Achievers is to offer a rigorous academic and personal efficacy program that leads to a college degree. Achievers will use a STEAM curriculum to promote academic success for all learners, ensuring that students access post-secondary education dually with high school coursework and acquire mindsets and habits that prepare them for careers and life-long problem-solving.

Alma Fuerte Public School is a public charter school in Pasadena, CA that will eventually serve 400 students in grades K-8. Alma Fuerte’s model is project-based, individualized instruction that leverages students’ passions and strengths toward mastery of 21st century skills, with a focus on entrepreneurship. By graduation, each student will have launched a company of their design and will have faced the challenges of building a meaningful organization from start to finish.

Altura Preparatory School is a public charter school in Albuquerque, NM that will eventually serve over 300 students in grades K-5. The mission of Altura Preparatory School is to provide every student with access to an inclusive, equitable, and comprehensive, and exceptional college preparatory education. Altura Preparatory School will implement an elementary blended-learning model in ELA and math and experiential and project-based learning curricula in science and social studies.