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Out Today: In the Interest of the Few
How would federal student loan refinancing impact borrowers? We use the 2013 Survey of Consumer Finances to find out.
States Detail Strategies to Invest in the Early Childhood Workforce in Their ESSA Plans
It will be important to maintain a watchful eye on implementation
Fresh Ideas for Growing Apprenticeship
Wherever the White House’s pronouncements on apprenticeship take us, bipartisan policy will help make apprenticeships work.
Contours of the Field: Engaging Parents of English Learners
Why are parents of English Learners less likely to participate in their children's education? What can be done to engage these parents?
First Thoughts on Trump’s Apprenticeship Order
President Trump's Executive Order on apprenticeship is still short on details, but risks sowing confusion in an already fragmented field.
How Much Would it Cost For-Profit Colleges to Pass Gainful Employment?
LGBTQ Rights on Campuses Through the Decades
As we celebrate Pride Month, it's worth taking stock of the victories and challenges that shape the modern LGBTQ student experience.
Leading the Way: How States Are Addressing Early Learning Under ESSA
ESSA gives states the flexibility to invest in early learning
New Brief Examines Social-Emotional Learning in Pre-K
Evidence-based SEL programs are effective in preparing our youngest learners for school and life
California Pre-K: A Leader On Access and Funding, Working to Improve Quality
California is doing better than the national average in pre-K funding and access
Cybersecurity Needs More Workers
Filling the range of positions needed will take new approaches and changes to the way we think about cybersecurity positions.
Trump’s Apprenticeship Plans Taking Shape
Trump's workforce week will tell us more about his CTE and workforce plans, and how likely they are to succeed.
Contours of the Field: Equitable Representation of English Learners in Special Education
English Learners are disproportionately represented in special education. What does this imbalance mean?
Southeast is Fastest Growing Region for English Learners
More immigrants are settling in the Southeast. What are the implications for equity in PreK-12 English learner education?