The Universal Benefits of Universal Pre-K
Universal per-K could become a real possibility in America, and our Education Policy team is focusing on the challenges and benefits of it.
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One Last Time: The Affordability & Student Loans Negotiated Rulemaking Committee Wraps up Its Work
Negotiators on the Affordability and Student Loans Committee convened for the final time for ED’s negotiated rulemaking process.
Leveraging Federal Dollars to Build Early Childhood Systems
We describe a multitude of policy solutions related to early childhood transitions that can be leveraged using federal funding.
Threat Assessment Systems as a School Safety Strategy
Policymakers and practitioners should carefully consider if and how threat assessment is an appropriate response.
Interview with Rebecca Steinhoff: How Wyoming is Thinking About Effective and Supportive Kindergarten Transitions
In conversation with Rebecca Steinhoff, we delve into community and state-level approaches to promoting successful kindergarten transitions.
What Does Virginia Going Red Mean for Early Childhood Education?
Last month, Virginians elected Republican Glenn Youngkin as governor. What changes are on the horizon for Virginia’s young children?
Report Shows Promising Outcomes for English Learners in Schools Using the SEAL Instructional Model in California
Research highlights the positive impact a research-based instructional program can have on EL outcomes.
PAYA Youth Voice Design Sprint: Co-Designing for Equity
New America’s PAYA launched the Youth Apprentice Voice Design to to engage youth voice in the design of youth apprenticeship.
The Exchange: Edition 1
The Learning Sciences Exchange (LSX) has started a quarterly newsletter, The Exchange. This is the first edition.