8th National Charter Schools Conference
 
 
 
attendees   exhibitors   presenters

The 8th Annual National Charter School Conference is sponsored by the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools. To find out more about the Alliance, click here.

 

QUESTIONS?

For Registration Questions: Email: natlcharterconf@continue.uoregon.edu  

or Call: 1-800-280-6218  

For Hotel-Related Questions: Email: ncc@experient-inc.com

or Call: 1-800-424-5250.  (Outside the U.S., please call 1-847-940-2153)

For General Conference Questions:

Email: nationalconference@publiccharters.org

or Call: 206-463-3344 

About New Orleans


The cultural riches, sensual indulgences and unparalleled service that define the New Orleans experience continue to flourish, as they have for centuries. The most celebrated and historic core of the city – including the Faubourg Marigny, French Quarter, Central Business District, Warehouse and Arts District, Magazine Street, Garden District, Audubon Park and Zoo and St. Charles Avenue – is thriving.

The historic and cultural experience that has attracted millions of visitors for decades is as rich, charming and welcoming as ever. It’s no surprise that Orbitz and Travel + Leisure have chosen it as one of their top destinations for 2007 and The Today Show in August 2007 named New Orleans as number two in its America the Beautiful series.

Come see and celebrate for yourself.

  A Bit of Background
With all of its facets, a New Orleans experience is never anything but completelyauthentic. The city’s marvelous eccentricities are born from a rich heritage, respectfully and indelibly woven into the fabric of everyday life here. New Orleans doesn’t act a part for its visitors; it simply welcomes everyone with open arms to a world all its own.
 >> A Brief History of New Orleans  >> The Cajuns and the Creoles             
 >> Tales of the City  >> Statuesque New Orleans
 >> New Orleans’ Nicknames  >> Delectable Tidbits
 >> Crescent City Lingo  >> Getting Around
 >> New Orleans Notables
  New Orleans Charm
The city is full of complexities and contradictions, but its multifaceted personality somehow blends into an offbeat harmony that defines the city’s unmistakable�charm.
>> Steamboatin’ Still Lives                  >> Where the Shopping Is Easy
>> Cities of the Dead >> New Orleans Recipes 
>> Voodoo in New Orleans >> New Orleans Film Guide 
>> Architectural Vignettes >> Sweet Nothings: A Romantic Interlude 
  So Much To Do
Like the most gracious Southern hostess, New Orleans welcomes visitors with a genuine hospitality and singular flair. The city’s intricate mélange of cultures creates a chameleon destination; with so many aspects to its character, the city can fulfill every agenda with equal enthusiasm. more...
>> Music and All That Jazz >> Golf, Sports & the Outdoors
>> Restaurants >> Shopping
>> Nightlife >> Tours
>> Culture & Art >> Festivals
   


KEY DEADLINES

Registration Deadlines

Regular Registration
February 4 - April 27, 2008

Advance Registration
April 28 - June 13, 2008

Onsite Registration
After June 13, 2008
     
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