News and Announcements

We are thrilled to share with you our very first Impact Report highlighting the work we do to put students on the path to success. View the report today!
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Get the facts about public charter schools and help us dispel harmful charter myths. Check out our new advocacy guide and take action now.
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Join us for our second annual Ethnic Studies Curriculum Fair and meet the Camino Nuevo teachers and leaders who are part of the Ethnic Studies for All Initiative. Enjoy delicious food and see a sampling of interdisciplinary K-12 grade-level units and lessons, and find out how you can join our initiative and bring ethnic studies approaches into your classrooms.
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Commentary: Instead of calling for a charter pause, Los Angeles needs to leave behind labels and put students first. Click on the headline to read the full op-ed
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The Board of Camino Nuevo Charter Academy (CNCA) is pleased to announce that it has formally appointed Tammy Stanton as CNCA's Interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective January 31. Click on the headline to learn more about her.
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On Jan 29, the LAUSD Board of Education will vote on a resolution to endorse a ban to prohibit any new charter schools from opening in Los Angeles. Join the rally urging the board to vote NO on a charter ban. Click on the headline for details.
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Camino Nuevo Charter Academy is enrolling new students for the 2019-20 school year. All new families and current eighth grade families must submit an online application to participate in the admissions lottery by January 13. Head to www.applyla.org to apply today.
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After 18 years as a leader at Camino Nuevo Charter Academy, Ana Ponce will step down from her role as CEO and become the new Executive Director of Great Public Schools Now, effective January 30. Read her full message.
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We didn't win the grand prize, but the good news is that we will get to keep the $6,300 you helped us raise and every dollar will go directly to help our students have access to enrichment programs and wraparound supports.
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From the tragic shooting in Thousand Oaks to the devastating wildfires in northern and southern California, the past two weeks have brought so much anguish and sorrow to our communities. Our hearts and thoughts are with the victims of these tragedies, children and families that have suffered unimaginable losses. Click the headline for ways that you can help.
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