Rocketship Public Schools

Rocketship Public Schools is a national non-profit network of public elementary charter schools, founded in 2006. The network operates tuition-free schools in California, Wisconsin, Tennessee, and Washington DC, specifically serving low-income communities with limited access to high-quality education. Its educational model is built on three pillars: Personalized Learning, Talent Development, and Community Power.

The organization's approach combines personalized and adaptive online learning with a focus on STEM education. According to an analysis by Stanford CREDO, students in Rocketship schools have achieved an additional 5-7 months of learning gains per year compared to their peers. The network has served over 33,000 students throughout its history.

Rocketship Public Schools emphasizes professional development for its educators, providing weekly coaching to support their growth. The model also prioritizes deep parent engagement, aiming to create sustainable, high-quality public schools in the communities it serves.