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    From Monitoring Daily Operations of the Mayor's Department of Sanitation to Charter School Fund Partner

    A few vulture philanthropies are systematically removing the "public" from public schools. Meanwhile, the public concentrates on "Dancing with the Stars," or whatever, and doesn't have a clue that the core of our democratic process is disappearing. By design.

    Newark Charter School Fund: National Funding Partners

    NCSF was started with $18 million from national education foundations. NCSF's founding sponsors -- Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, The Doris and Donald Fisher Fund, The Robertson Foundation, and the Walton Family Foundation--each contributed $4 million in the spring of 2008 to establish NCSF. NCSF expects to raise an additional $2 million in national funding and to close out its initial funding base at $20 million. NCSF's initial funding base will probably be dispersed over the next three to four years in support of Newark's charter school sector.

    NCSF’s board of directors is comprised of staff representatives from each of the national foundations that sponsor NCSF.

    People

    Cody Evans, Executive Assistant and Office Manager
    Email:cevans@ncsfund.org

    Cody joined NCSF in the fall of 2008, after working for 5 years in Newark City Hall. While in City Hall, Cody was assigned to a variety of departments, including the Mayor’s policy staff and the Department of Neighborhood and Recreational Services.

    Stig Leschly, Partner
    Email:sleschly@ncsfund.org

    Stig Leschly founded NCSF in early 2008 as a collaboration between Newark-based foundations, national education foundations, and various Newark stakeholders. Before working at NCSF, Stig was a faculty member at Harvard Business School where his research focused on entrepreneurship and education reform.
    Stig Leschly is a very busy man. He teaches about education and entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School, where he has a joint appointment with the Entrepreneurial Management Group and the Initiative on Social Enterprise. Stig Leschly Call Your Office

    Michelle Surette, Director of Operations and Finance
    Email:msurette@ncsfund.org

    Michelle joined NCSF in the summer of 2008 as its Director of Operations and Finance. Before joining NCSF, Michelle spent over 25 years in private sector companies in various finance and operations roles.

    De’Shawn Wright, Partner
    Email:dwright@ncsfund.org

    DeShawn is a partner at NCSF. De’Shawn joined NCSF in the summer of 2008 after serving as the Chief Policy Advisor to Mayor Cory Booker since the Mayor’s election in 2006. Before serving in City Hall, De’Shawn worked in the New York City Department of Education Chancellor's Office and as a teacher and administrator in the New York City public schools.

    De'Shawn Wright is listed as a Teach for America alumnus, available for speaking engagements.

    In the NY City Mayor's office he worked as a policy analyst in the Business Affairs & Waste Management Unit where he was responsible for analyzing and monitoring the daily operations, programs, services, and budgets of City agencies such as the Department of Consumer Affairs, Department of Sanitation, and Taxi and Limousine Commission.


    Mashea Ashton, Partner
    Email:mashton@ncsfund.org

    Mashea Ashton is a Partner with the Newark Charter School Fund, having joined the organization in February 2009. Before joining NCSF, Mashea served as the Executive Director for the New York Program and Senior Advisor for Charter School Policy for New Leaders for New Schools. Mashea has also served as the Executive Director for Charter Schools for the New York City Department of Education, the National Director of Recruitment and Selection for the Knowledge is Power Program (KIPP), and as a special education teacher in Williamsburg, VA and Washington, DC

    — website
    Newark Charter School Fund
    2010-03-30
    http://ncsfund.org/


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