Introducing CSDC’s 2025 Legislative To-Do List

CSDC is proud to share its California Charter Schools 2025 Legislative To-Do List, a practical resource designed to help charter school leaders stay ahead of key legislative changes that impact school governance, operations, and student success. This annual guide highlights new state laws enacted in 2024 and provides an overview of required actions to ensure compliance and maintain excellence across California’s charter schools.

Why It’s Important

Legislative compliance is critical to protecting a school’s integrity, funding, and ability to serve students effectively. This To-Do List streamlines adapting compliance processes by distilling complex legislative updates into actionable steps, intent on helping leaders stay organized and informed.

Who Should Use It

The To-Do List is a must-read for charter school leaders, including executive directors, administrators, operations leads, and compliance officers. Whether managing day-to-day operations or overseeing governance, this tool is designed to help teams address legislative changes with confidence.

How to Use It

  • Review the List: Familiarize yourself with the key laws and recommended actions. Carefully look for bills that apply to your school(s), and for deadlines for implementation, which can vary.
  • Delegate Tasks: Assign compliance items to the appropriate staff or committees.
  • Monitor Progress: Track implementation regularly until all items are complete.

How to Access It

The California Charter Schools 2025 Legislative To-Do List is exclusively available to CSDC Member Schools.

If your school has an active membership, sign-in and then click below to go to this resource:

ACCESS

To learn more about CSDC Membership or to join/renew, please visit the CSDC Membership page.

Limitations

While the To-Do List provides a helpful summary, it is not exhaustive or tailored to every school’s unique circumstances. It is not a substitute for legal counsel. For specific guidance, CSDC encourages you to contact its Help Desk or legal advisors.

Additional Resources

For a more comprehensive approach, use the To-Do List alongside CSDC’s other resources listed below. (Updated versions will be available soon!)

CSDC is committed to supporting California’s charter schools in navigating these changes, so charter leaders’ focus can remain on what matters most: educating students. If you have questions or need additional assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to Laura Kerr, Legislative and Community Outreach Specialist, at lkerr@chartercenter.org


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