Understanding the Cost of Early Intervention Services in Illinois
Cost modeling can be a critical tool in a state’s toolkit to improve access to services and set more children on a path to thrive.
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What States Can do to Help College Students Get Child Care Support
States can help students access Child Care and Development Funds. Here's how.
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Trumping the President’s Union Busting
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SUNY Broome Awarded Grant for the Energy Workforce Development Network
SUNY Broome will receive more than $200,000 to support the Engine’s broader mission of strengthening the battery technology value chain.
DHS Must Continue Publishing Its AI Inventory for the Sake of Our Rights and Safety
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Perverting the Mission: The Trump Administration’s Attempt to Distort Civil Rights Enforcement
The Trump administration is attempting to distort civil rights enforcement in education.
Siri Chilazi on How to Make Work Fair
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Federal Education Cuts Halt Technical Assistance Programs
Recent federal contract cancellations have left states and school districts without access to valuable technical assistance.
Five Misconceptions of Youth Apprenticeships
A current youth apprentice dispels myths about the youth apprenticeship earn-and-learn model.
OTI Joins Comments Urging the FCC to Adopt a Tribal Licensing Window in the Upcoming AWS-3 Auction
What Makes Education a Public Good?
New America hosted a design lab for students, teachers, researchers, and technologists to build ed-tech tools.
Title I Under Threat
As achievement gaps are widening, the current administration plans to reduce funding designed to help high-poverty districts catch up.
Addressing Three Misconceptions About Undocumented Students in K–12 Schools
Several states are attempting to limit undocumented students’ access to public education, here is what they have wrong and why it matters.