Financing Dual Language Learning: Here’s How it Works
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Only in Washington, D.C. can a tiny change of emphasis be portrayed as a “radical policy shift.”
Worthy Work, Still Unlivable Wages
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CCDBG Reauthorization Bill to Be Law of the Land
The Senate voted overwhelmingly to approve a reauthorization bill for the Child Care & Development Block Grant, sending it to the president.
Promising Practices from Department of Defense Early Ed Programs
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Getting Closer to Net Neutrality on Mobile Networks
Improving Teacher Preparation Requires Less Tinkering, More Transformation
Alternative programs like these currently prepare (or will prepare) a tiny fraction of teachers nationally.
Toddlers and Screen Time: New Common-Sense, Science-Based Guidance
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Trends in State Financial Aid
A new report from Young Invincibles, A Federal Work Study Reform Agenda to Better Serve Low Income Students, highlights the new reality for