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Press Release April 3, 2008
Maya Angelou Public Charter School – Evans High School Campus Wins Award for Significant Student Achievement Gain; Educators Share What Works |
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New Hope at Oak Hill:
Building a Juvenile Justice System D.C. Can Be Proud Of
James Forman, Jr. (SFF/MAPCS Co-founder) and Reid H. Weingarten (SFF Board Member).
The Washington Post. December 24, 2007; A15 |
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Venture
Philanthropy Partners: Beginning Our Next Chapter
Venture Philanthropy Partners, June 2007. (Video) |
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Managing
Strings Attached: Along With Their Big Bucks, Rich Donors
Want to Give Charities Their Two Cents
CHRISTOPHER CONKEY. Wall Street Journal, Print Edition.
Jul 3, 2006. |
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Voicing
Support for Full Funding for School Facilities and Modernization
Bill Before the City Council
David Domenici & James Forman's. Letter to Washington
Post Editor. December 5, 2005 |
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And
So Do Those They Have Failed
Kevin F. Walker. The Washington Post. April 22, 2005. |
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No
More Rubber Chickens
Executive Director, David Domenici, described the organization's
unique tactics to link its development office to programming.
Venture Philanthropy Partners. December 2004. |
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Boarding
Schools Nurture Low-Income Students
Writes about the Maya Angelou Public Charter School and
our residential facility for girls.
Jay Mathews. Washington Post. September 21, 2004. Issue,
page A8. |
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Debating
the Success of Charter Schools
Neal Conan interviews co-founder David Domenici. Talk
of the Nation on NPR. August 30, 2004. (MAPCS piece starts
at minute 14 and 30 seconds) |
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Cofounder,
David Domenici, speaks before the U.S. Senate Appropriations
Committee
Testimony by David Domenici presented May 4, 2004. |
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Total
Poverty Awareness
By David K. Shipler in the New York Times, February 21,
2004
Shipler cites MAPCS as an excellent example of the kind
of "gateway" program that can successfully deal
with the problems of urban poverty. |
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A
Bridge to a Charter School
By Justin Blum in the Washington Post, Sunday, January
25, 2004.
Blum describes the opening of a second Maya Angelou campus
east of the Anacostia River. |
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