Where’s the Bus?
Most of the buses and vans that transport students with disabilities lack electronic tracking, which is an issue policymakers must address.
PreK–12 Education
Deeper Learning in Kindergarten
In the Great First Eight curriculum, children participate actively in project-based learning much of the day.
The President’s FY25 Budget Request: What’s in It for Education?
New America's education and labor team summarizes the education provisions in the president's FY25 budget request.
Using Tech to Spread the Story of the 1939 Library Sit-in
The 1939 Library Sit-in Project is a digital initiative to shed light on the first-recorded sit-in demanding unsegregated library access.
Key Funding Sources for Educator Registered Apprenticeship Programs
What educator registered apprenticeship leaders should know about funding their programs
CTE Apprenticeship: What You Should Know
What you need to know about CTE Apprenticeship, a new apprenticeship model recently proposed by the U.S. DOL.
A Nationwide Culture of Inclusion Promotes Happiness
Children with and without disabilities learning together have the opportunity to strengthen their social emotional skills.
Writing a Biography of the Lawyer Behind the Library Sit-In of 1939
We talk to Nancy Noyes Silcox, a former school librarian who wrote a book for students about the civil rights pioneer.
How Teacher Apprenticeship is Changing Teacher Preparation
Thirty states have adopted teacher registered apprenticeship, but how will this approach impact teacher preparation?
In Arizona, a New Generation of English Learners at Risk of Being Hurt by Outdated Political Agendas
Arizona’s English-only policy has harmed ELs over the last 20 years, yet leaders want to exclude ELs from dual language programs.
Telling the Story of the 1939 Alexandria Library Sit-In on Screen
We talk to Matt Spangler, creator of the documentary film Out of Obscurity about the 1939 Alexandria Library Sit-In.