Oregon’s Push for Increased Public Investment
Early childhood advocates in the state are pushing for increased public investment to support the workforce and infrastructure
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Early childhood advocates in the state are pushing for increased public investment to support the workforce and infrastructure
Pre-K programs will only achieve their intended goals if they ensure that they are accessible to all families they are designed to serve.
How the structure of pre-K programming impacts the type of data available to state agencies
Helping to create the conditions for young children to thrive in kindergarten begins by better understanding what is getting in the way.
To build a robust early childhood system, states need access to accurate and reliable data.
The order represents the most comprehensive set of executive actions any president has taken to improve the country’s care infrastructure.
Takeaways from National Academies sessions on curriculum adoption and implementation from a state or local context
The role of pre-K data in understanding access, quality, and outcomes for Black and Latinx children
Clements lamented, “the trouble is… most kindergarten classrooms teach children math they already know. We have to move beyond that.
How pre-K program leaders use data to inform policy and practice
Research has shown that children learn best when they are engaged in developmentally appropriate experiences and activities: play!
Women played a consequential role in advancing kindergarten education in the United States.
March has been a busy month when it comes to the federal government and early and elementary education.
The budget is an important opportunity for the administration to signal its priorities when it comes to education.
Two new federal resources highlight opportunities for coordination and alignment of state early childhood programming