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Relationships Matter: How States Can Include Teacher-Child Interactions in ECE and ESSA Plans
ESSA provides an opportunity to consider data on teacher-child interactions
Changing Our Understanding of the ‘Typical’ Cybersecurity Worker
The cybersecurity industry is currently missing entire demographics in the workforce.
Even With More Research, Many Q’s Remain about QRIS
How Could Early STEM Engagement Create Equity In The Workforce?
To address issues of diversity in the STEM workforce, we need to consider the power of equitable STEM engagement from a young age.
Block and Cut: How the Federal Government is Underfunding Student Support and Academic Enrichment
President Trump's proposed elimination of a new program undermines the Administration’s own commitment to local control and autonomy.
School Improvement Starts Before School
Under ESSA, states can start re-orienting districts towards the early years
Walla Walla’s Wines Help Students Get a Taste of a Better Future
For a winemaking program that serves relatively few students, Walla Walla's is making a pretty big impact.
Changes to the Future of Student Loan Servicing
Measuring Pre-K Access and Quality with New and Improved Benchmarks
The National Institute for Early Education Research released The State of Preschool 2016, an annual report on pre-K access and quality.
Averages Aren’t Enough: Why Students Deserve Program-Level Outcomes Information
Career Education Colleges Universities's proposal to replace gainful employment would deliberately mislead prospective students.
Skills Takeaways from the Trump Budget Request
Deep cuts to the workforce system proposed in the 2018 budget request will hurt American workers - perhaps Trump voters worst of all.
The Importance of Equal Pay Between Pre-K and K-3rd Teachers
While requiring pre-K teachers to have college degrees is intended to improve learning, it can also backfire by leading to higher turnover.
Trump’s Budget Proposes Cuts for Early and Elementary Education
Preschool Development Grants and child care assistance for low-income students are eliminated