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State Legislatures Weighing in on Workforce Pell
Maryland’s Approach to Youth Apprenticeship Expansion: Leverage the Existing CTE Infrastructure
In just a few years, MD has launched a strategy for meeting employer workforce needs and providing youth a pathway to and through college.
Professional Development for Teachers of English Learners: The Internationals Approach
Latinx Success Is American Success
Latinx students won’t succeed in greater numbers unless policymakers invest in Latinx teachers.
Humanities+Tech Events in Pittsburgh Spotlight the Benefits of Inclusive Tech
What does it look like to include students, educators, and families in tech design and decision making? How can the humanities help?
Cultivating Nebraska’s Indigenous Roots to Grow American Indian Teachers
A teacher preparation program in Nebraska aims to develop more American Indian teachers
John Irons Joins New America, Expanding Focus on the Future of Work and Workers
New America’s Center on Education and Skills and Public Interest Technology programs welcome John Irons as a Future of Work fellow.
Solving America’s Child Care Crisis: Highlights From a Hearing
“The child care crisis that’s happening right now has had a profoundly harmful impact on my family,” González began.
