Launching ARPA-ED for Higher Ed
With the explosion of new education technologies on campuses, why hasn't the case for ARPA-ED for higher education been widely put forth?
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Nationwide High-Quality, Universal Pre-K Could Significantly Reduce Achievement Gaps
Researchers found that high-quality universal pre-K would significantly narrow or virtually close achievement gaps in math and reading.
New Research: Children of Immigrants Benefit from Integrated Support
New research shows that children of immigrants benefit from the integration of school and community resources to meet their needs
Refugees and Early Childhood Education
Young children of recent refugees from Syria are not being enrolled in early education programs at the same rate as native born kids.
Strengthening the Partnership: A Survey of Proposed Higher Education Funding Solutions
States are moving to withdrawal funding from higher education institutions. The results are becoming a disaster for students and families.
Reading Recovery Program Closing Literacy Gap for Early Readers
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How much do college mascots cost, and who is paying for them?
Slam Dunks and Academic Flunks: March Madness 2016
How do the 2016 March Madness contenders fare in an academic tournament?
Students Shouldn’t Have to Give Up Legal Rights to Enroll in For-Profit Colleges
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Tennessee Isn’t Giving Up on Pre-K
Advocates feared the results of Vanderbilt's study would mean the end of TN-VPK.
Headache for Hillary’s Higher Education Plan
Hillary Clinton's rate-cuts-for-undergraduates-only approach to higher education could be a problem.