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Texas’s Path to HB 2: Looking to Past Teacher Certification Policies to Move Forward
This brief reviews the teacher prep and certification policies that preceded HB 2 in Texas.
Census Changes Threaten Fair Funding and Representation
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Reflecting on 25 Years After 9/11 and the Future of National Security
Policymakers, journalists, military leaders, and scholars reflect on America’s post-9/11 wars at the 12th Annual Future Security Forum.
What’s In Your Wallet? If You’re a Parent, It Should Be a Library Card.
Sarah Gilliland shares how libraries are resource-rich spaces for families with kids—and how they can be even more accessible.
Federal Early Education Update: September 2026
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Five Things States Can Do to Support High-Quality Kindergarten and the Early Grades
Laws signal what matters, and funding, capacity, prepared adults, and aligned systems determine whether anything changes for children.
Lake County, Illinois Residents and Planners Convene on Climate Migration Preparedness
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Changing the Narrative on Child Care and Early Education
Through reporting grants, the Better Life Lab supports storytellers to spotlight child care solutions in the national conversation.