Celebrating our wins, envisioning a college-bound future
Ednovate’s CEO, Oliver Sicat, celebrates Ednovate’s accomplishments and share the 2023 Annual Report.
A Note to Parents From Ednovate’s CEO: Why We Work Hard For You Every Day
Over the last few months, I’ve loved sharing some of the great elements of Ednovate with you. Today, it is my honor to share why I have chosen to do this work for the last 20 years.
My Favorite Memories As An Advisor: A 4-Year Commitment to A Group of HS Students
Community: How can we build a school so every student feels connected? That is one of the critical questions we ask ourselves at Ednovate. One of the systemic ways we ensure a connection between our students is by structurally building long-lasting relationships with a group of students. One fantastic educator follows a group of students for four years.
How I Answer Questions About Charters at Holiday Parties (and Everywhere Else)
Every year around the holidays, as I sit down to dinner with family or friends, I inevitably get asked the question, "So what are charter schools anyways?" I usually am happy to entertain the question, as there is a lot of information out there, some true and some not true.
4 Keys to Successful High School and University Partnerships
Many times I hear people tell me that universities are tough to partner with, that they move too slowly, and there is too much red tape. But that hasn’t been the case on my end. From my experience, these are the 4 keys to establishing a great university-high school partnership.
Promises Made, Promises Kept
Graduation is always a special time for me as a school leader. At Ednovate, our mission is to educate high school students who will use their college degrees and careers to enact Positive Multigenerational Change in their communities, nation and world.
Personalized Learning: 4 Things That Are Sticking As We Start Year 3
Three years in, and I continue to be a believer in the power of personalizing the learning experience. After 10+ years working in traditional environments, I would never go back. However, not all things are sticking; in fact, some things aren’t, but that is for another blog post.