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The Education Department's latest College Scorecard data release finally sheds light on Parent PLUS institutional default rates.
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Spending Deal Supports Broadband Access for College Students
The lack of access to stable, high speed internet is having devastating consequences for students. Luckily, Congress acted.
A Christmas Surprise for Higher Education
On December 21, Congress passed a bill with some of the most significant implications for higher education in a decade
Early Learning Priorities for the Biden Administration and 117th Congress
Harvard experts share what the Biden administration should prioritize to support strong early learning systems.
Launching First-Ever Cyber Citizenship Partnership to Support Educators & Build Resilience to Disinformation
Misinformation and disinformation is quickly becoming a national security issue. How can we prepare teachers and schools to fight back?
New Congress, New Community College Investment
A new congress means the likelihood of a new program to support innovation at community colleges just went up.
Rethinking Safety, Security, and the Role of Police in Our Schools
The importance of committed and caring adults in schools cannot be overstated, but that role shouldn't fall to school-based law enforcement.
Early Science Education for Open Minds and Social Good
LSX Fellow Janna Pahnke highlights the importance of inquiry-based STEM education for young children.
Cyber Florida, Florida Center for Instructional Technology and New America Launch New Partnership to Improve “Cyber Citizenship” Skills for K-12 Students
States and Cities Receive Millions in Youth Apprenticeship Readiness Grants from the U.S. Department of Labor
The U.S. Department of Labor awarded over $42 million in grants to support the development and expansion of youth apprenticeship programs.
A Love Letter to Your Interns
Our team wanted to share gratitude towards interns who lost opportunities both professional and personal, but still showed up for us.
It’s Not All Relative When Measuring Learning Gains And Losses
New research offers opportunities for continued dual language program evaluation and improvement before opportunity gaps are cemented.
It’s Time to Right Historical Wrongs by Investing in Black Teachers
The Brown v. Board of Education decision had the unintended consequence of pushing out Black teachers and leaders from the profession. How c