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Community Colleges Can Expand Pathways To Artificial Intelligence Jobs, but More Work Is Needed
The U.S. needs community colleges to expand equitable pathways to quality emerging jobs in AI, but most colleges aren’t prepared just yet.
Dual Language Learner Identification in California Moves One Step Closer to Reality
New guidance signals a positive step forward for 60% of California’s early childhood population.
Addressing America’s Affordability Crisis
Dallas College gives its students 2 game-changing things: an achievable path to graduation & employment, and support to overcome obstacles.
Hispanic-Serving Institutions Are Critical To Increasing College Enrollment
Hispanic-Serving institutions have a vital role to play in combatting higher ed enrolment declines
College Is Unaffordable For Parenting Students In All 50 States
Eddy Conroy wrote an article in Forbes about a new report from Education Trust and Generation Hope.
How Can We Free the Data to Support Community College Improvement?
California built a data system and supported its use at the community college and program level. San Diego used it to improve programs.
A Promising Experiment to Show Competitive Low-Income Students that They Belong at Elite Public Universities
If adopted across the country, a scholarship program like HAIL would help combat the current trend of continued exclusivity at universities.
Why High-Achieving, Low-Income Students Don’t Feel They Belong at Elite Public Universities
Colleges need to show low-income students that they are wanted and will receive the financial support they need to attend.
How to Push the Needle on Dual Language Learner Education in State Pre-K Programs
A scan of four states’ policies revealed that DLL integration into pre-K systems shows promise, though inconsistent from state to state.