Highlights from the Kindergarten Exodus Webinar
In a September webinar, four superintendents discussed the pandemic’s impact on kindergarten students and their families.
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New Legislation Expands Community College Baccalaureate Authorization in California
These changes have been a long time coming and have huge implications for baccalaureate degree access in the Golden State.
True Mixed Delivery Pre-K Includes Family Child Care Providers — But How?
There are multiple reasons FCC participation in pre-K remains rare and why incorporating FCC into these systems will be challenging.
New Online Toolkit Offers Educators Research-based Instructional Resources To Support Multilingual Students in PreK-3
This one-stop-shop offers all educators the opportunity to build their capacity to support linguistically diverse students.
Searching for Common Ground: Week One of Negotiated Rulemaking
Last Monday, negotiators for this fall’s Affordability and Student Loans Committee began their work on negotiated rulemaking (“neg reg”).
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An Open Letter from Economists and Public Policy Scholars in Support of Investments in Home and Community Based Services
Economists Urge $250B Investment in Long-Term Care
New Research Illuminates EL Teacher Certification Requirements and Related Impacts on Student Learning
Policymakers should take note of the fact that less rigorous certification requirements have a negative impact on EL students.
Peter Bergen on Decades of Reporting on Afghanistan
New America Vice President and former Fellow Peter Bergen spoke about Osama bin Laden, al-Qaeda, and his decades of reporting on terrorism.