Community of Practice: 
A Network Advancing Innovation in Charter Schools

Building Hope's Communities of Practice create powerful networks where school leaders share challenges, exchange solutions, and learn from each other's successes. Through in-person convenings and virtual engagements, the series provides continuous learning, practical resources, and collaborative problem-solving that help leaders build strong, sustainable schools.

At Building Hope, we believe strong schools are built through strong relationships. Our Communities of Practice create a dedicated space for school leaders to connect, reflect, and learn alongside peers who share their commitment to serving students and communities.

In-person convenings and virtual sessions create space for leaders to dig into pressing challenges, exchange proven approaches, and receive targeted guidance from Building Hope's experts. Content responds to real-time needs—facilities decisions, financial planning, program design, and instructional leadership—drawn directly from the challenges leaders navigate daily.

The result: trusted relationships, shared expertise, and practical strategies that help leaders strengthen their schools and expand their impact. This network becomes a collective engine for educational excellence and innovation nationwide.

Our 4 Pillars for Building a Community of Practice

Continuous & Connected Engagement

A blend of in-person convenings and virtual sessions creates sustained learning over time, fostering continuity, trust, and momentum beyond a single event.

Collective Problem-Solving

Through peer exchange and expert guidance, leaders share proven approaches, test ideas, and collaboratively address complex issues—from facilities and finance to program and instructional design.

Impact Through Relationship & Practice

By building trusted relationships and shared expertise, Communities of Practice generate actionable strategies that strengthen schools, support sustainability, and fuel innovation nationwide.

Leader-Driven Learning

Communities of Practice are grounded in the real, day-to-day challenges school leaders face. Content and conversations are shaped by practitioners, ensuring relevance, immediacy, and practical application.