FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s Dangerous Proposal to Destroy the Lifeline Program
In November 2017, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai introduced a sweeping proposal that, if enacted, would all but destroy the Lifeline program.
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If passed, the new legislation would control what Russians can say on the internet.
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A bipartisan vision for modern apprenticeship emerges from the Senate, and the Trump administration takes another step towards IRAPs.
Why the Lifeline Program Matters
Broadband internet access is vital for work, education, entertainment, communication, news, banking, health care, and commerce.
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The Incomplete Picture of What Works for Returning College Students
Developing a new definition of persistence that more accurately reflects the college-going behavior of adult and returning students.
California Forum Highlights Policies for Improving Early Learning in the State
With California's new governor proposing new investments in early childhood, experts point to workforce policies that should take priority.
States’ Role in Advancing High-Quality Youth Apprenticeship
PAYA National Partner NGA explores the role governors play in advancing quality & accountability in youth apprenticeship.
In California, Supporting Adults to Support Children
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The Role of Coalition Building in Expanding Grow Your Own Programs in Minnesota
A statewide coalition aims to increase teacher diversity in Minnesota, including by securing funding for Grow Your Own teacher prep programs
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Amazon’s Alexa Is Totally Baffled by My Bilingual Family
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