Senator Murphy Asks Are You Getting What You Pay for in Higher Ed?
Senator Chris Murphy asks if students and taxpayers are getting what they pay for in higher ed and proposes a new accountability framework
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Translation: New Draft Rules for ‘Critical Network Equipment Security Testing’ in China
A New Day in California: Training Teachers to Support Bilingualism
This video explores the Sobrato Early Academic Language Model (SEAL) and how it has been implemented in California classrooms.
Connecticut’s Approach to Early Childhood ESSA Supports
The state’s ESSA plan focuses on strengthening the pre-K to grade 12 continuum to give children a stronger foundation for lifelon
First 10 Schools and Communities: Helping All Young Children Grow and Thrive
The holistic First 10 approach combines alignment across early education with family engagement and social services.
In proposed apprenticeship amendment, Congress might join DOL in putting the cart before the horse
A proposed amendment to an FY 2020 appropriations bill could allow federal dollars to be spent on an untested new apprenticeship model.
OTI Applauds State Lawsuit to Block T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
On Tuesday, 10 state attorneys general filed a lawsuit to block the proposed merger between T-Mobile and Sprint.
OTI Urges Senate to Pass the Save the Internet Act
Today, Senators Markey (D-Mass.), Cantwell (D-Wash.), and Wyden (D-Ore.) will request that the U.S. Senate pass the Save the Internet Act.
Teacher Micro-credentials: State Considerations for Professional Development and License Renewal
Insights into using micro-credentials for educator professional development