• Charter: a publicly funded independent school or organization established by community leaders or groups, organizations, teachers, and families under the terms of a charter with a local or national authority.
• Community: a local or regional organization aimed at making desired improvements to a geographic community's social health, well-being, and overall functioning.
• Consulting: an organization providing services to schools, communities, or individuals to improve their performance or in any way to assist in achieving organizational objectives.
• District: A public school district under the control of a local school board.
• Elected official: Someone elected to public office, serving education and/or students.
• Federal: An education role associated with the federal government.
• Funder: A provider of funds as for the support of a charitable or nonprofit organization.
• Higher education: An organization or school prioritizing education beyond high school, especially at a college or university.
• Human Capital: An organization prioritizing the support and development of people through fellowships, professional development, convenings, etc.
• Local Government: An elected or appointed official of a local government.
• Music/Art: An organization that centers performing arts in its mission.
• Policy/Advocacy: An organization on the front lines of lobbying, influencing policy, and advocating for students at the local, state, or national level.
• Pre-K Education: An organization that prioritizes pre-school programming.
• Private/Independent School: A school not supported financially by the government and that parents pay for their children to attend.
• State: State agencies or state departments of education that provide resources, support, and assistance to schools and communities.
• Tech: An organization specializing in leverage software to enhance learning outcomes in the classroom.
• Youth Services: An organization prioritizing student leadership, voice, or community engagement.