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Sample rows

1 of the 4,174 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 733 businesses, 513 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 394.

181 rows (4%) carry one of 9 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Success Academy Charter School with 52. 3,480 businesses have a name used only once, and 2,629 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 3 rated businesses is 3.9, and 1 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 2,922 email addresses, 1,194 (41%) are role addresses such as info@, 1,612 (55%) name a person and 116 (4%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this charter school email list?

The file has 4,174 Google Maps listings in the Charter school category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one school listing. A network that runs many campuses shows up as many rows, one per campus listing, while a single stand-alone school is one row.

Of those listings, 2,922 have an email address taken from the school's own website, one per school. Phone numbers are on 4,029 rows and a website is on 3,785. That makes the file usable as a call list and as a list of school sites to research, with email as the smaller group: roughly one school in four.

Every row carries the same category, Charter school, so there is no sub-category column to split on. Everything else you filter by comes from state, city, business name, rating and email type.

How can you segment the file?

One CSV holds everything, and Excel or Google Sheets does the filtering. Charter schools differ by state law more than by anything else, so the state column does most of the work.

Business name is the second cut. Charter networks reuse one name across campuses, and the file shows it. Success Academy Charter School has 52 listings, Legacy Traditional School 26, Options For Youth 24, Premier High School 18 and Mojave River Academy 14. None of those five names has an email in the file. Counting the rows left after the repeated names are set aside, 3,480 listings carry a name that appears only once. If you sell to central offices, those network names are better researched by hand on their websites than mailed from the CSV.

Words in the name tell you the grade band or the focus. Search for academy, prep, montessori, STEM, arts, online or virtual to build a narrower list. A name search misses schools that do not say it in their title, so treat it as a first pass.

The rating column helps less here than in most lists. The median rating is 3.9, lower than in many local business categories, which makes a rating floor a cut that removes a large share of rows.

• State: charter funding and rules vary by state, so most sellers work one or two.
• City: urban districts such as Brooklyn or Philadelphia hold many campuses close together.
• Name keywords: academy, prep, STEM, online, arts.
• Email type: 1,612 named-person addresses, 1,194 role addresses and 116 free-mail addresses.

Who buys a charter school email list?

Companies that sell to schools buy it, and charter schools are an appealing group because they often choose vendors on their own instead of through a district purchasing office. Curriculum publishers and ed-tech vendors reach out about reading programs, math platforms and student information systems. School photographers and yearbook printers pitch to office staff. Uniform suppliers, school furniture dealers and playground installers work with new campuses. Food service companies and cafeteria equipment dealers look for schools without a district kitchen.

Back-office vendors form another group. Payroll providers, school accountants, charter-focused insurance brokers and facilities financing firms sell to schools that must run as small organizations. Substitute teacher staffing agencies and special education service providers, such as speech therapists and school psychologists on contract, need schools within driving range. Security camera installers, janitorial companies and bus contractors need the city filter more than any other column.

Nonprofits and training providers also use lists like this. Teacher recruiters, professional development companies and after-school program operators want the principal or the head of school.

How do you run outreach to charter schools?

Check the email type first. Of the 2,922 addresses, 1,612 are named-person addresses, which usually belong to a principal, an executive director or an administrator. The 1,194 role addresses such as info@ or office@ go to a front desk, and the front desk decides whether your note reaches anyone. Write one short version for each group, and ask the role-address group to pass the message to whoever handles the topic.

Charter schools run on a school calendar. Principals are busy at drop-off, during testing weeks and just before the year starts, so mail that lands in late spring, when next year's budget is set, or in midsummer, when orders are placed, gets more attention than mail sent in the first week of September. Teachers and principals read email in the evening more often than during class time, so a clear subject line does more than send timing.

Say which kind of school you are writing to. A vendor who mentions a K-8 campus with a small staff sounds like it understands the buyer. If you are writing to a virtual school, drop anything about buildings and buses.

Remember that the larger networks have central offices that decide purchases. A campus-level note to a school in a network may go nowhere. For those names, find the network's headquarters contact on its website, which is in the website column.

What email rules apply when you contact charter schools?

CAN-SPAM requires a valid physical postal address for the company sending and a working opt-out link or reply instruction in every message. When a school office manager asks to be removed, take that address off your sending list at once and keep the request on file.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Charter schools cluster in California, with 733 campuses listed and 513 emails, and then Florida, with 394 listings and 276 emails. Texas has 353 listings but only 247 emails, so it is a better phone market than an email market. New York has 331 listings and 232 emails, Arizona 219 and 153, Pennsylvania 195 and 136. North Carolina has 149 listings and 104 emails, Colorado 134 and 94, Michigan 130 and 64.

By city, Brooklyn leads with 91 listings, then the Bronx with 85, Philadelphia 85, Los Angeles 70, Chicago 61, New York 61, Washington DC 55, Phoenix 51, Houston 48 and San Diego 46.

A vendor with a sales rep in one metro can work Philadelphia or Phoenix fully.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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