New Report: When Degree Programs for Pre-K Teachers Go Online
Online degree programs have emerged as one way to create a more flexible and accessible pathway for pre-K teachers to obtain a degree.
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Lessons from Chula Vista on Dual Language Program Expansion
A new report describes how Chula Vista expanded dual language immersion programs despite California's English-only law.
Signs of a Bright Future for Georgia’s Pre-K Students
The most recent analysis of Georgia’s pre-K program shows gains persist through first grade.
How EarlyEdU Alliance is Increasing Access to Higher Ed Programs for ECE Teachers
The EarlyEdU Alliance seeks to increase access to high-quality bachelor’s degrees in early childhood education.
Cultivating the Young Artist Builds Skills for Success
States, Not Publishers, Driving Innovation in the Curriculum Marketplace
The final post of this three-part series shows how state support for OER is changing the curriculum marketplace—for the better.
What Would Tax Reform Mean for Universities?
The GOP tax overhaul includes a provision to tax earnings from large endowments - but which schools would be affected?
Revised Data Shows Community Colleges Have Been Underappreciated
A new federal graduation rate definition changes our perception of community colleges' success with their students.
New Report Shares Lessons on Pre-K Teacher Compensation Parity Policies
Two New Surveys of Parents Come with Surprises for Early Ed
There’s a Major Blindspot in Cybersecurity Education
Four Things for Trump’s New Apprenticeship Task Force to Consider First
The Task Force can continue work towards a full-fledged American apprenticeship system. It shouldn't forget what makes apprenticeship great.