Two Homeland Attacks Rattle Americans Amid War with Iran
Peter Bergen discusses recent attacks in the U.S. and the war in Iran with CNN.
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China’s Agentic AI Controversy
Funding the ADA’s Promise
English Learners Need More Federal Support to Succeed, Not Less
Israel Plans New Foothold on the Red Sea to Fight the Houthis
Rethinking the Word Gap
A new study finds word gap acceptance among teachers has consequences for low-income Latinx students.
‘We Knew We Had to Grow Our Own’
The Fresno Teacher Residency Program is a joint effort between Fresno Unified School District and Fresno State University.
A Survey of Programs Using Digital-Age Approaches to Family Engagement & Early Learning
We invite family engagement and early learning program leaders to fill out our survey. Results will be published publicly next Spring.
Public Libraries: Untapped Resource for Schools?
Unpacking a new study of public libraries, including how they work with families and help develop digital literacy skills
When Playing is Learning: What Pre-K Looks Like at KIPP
A recent study found promising results for KIPP pre-K students. We visited KIPP DC to see for ourselves.
Transforming the Early Childhood Workforce Will Take a Village
Policy and advocacy organizations have made a public commitment to work collaboratively to improve the early care and education workforce.
Bringing Drama (and Literacy) to Early STEM—and Vice Versa
The moments of intense drama that children experience when they test out a new design are the engines that drive STEM practices.
Using Data-Driven Indicators to Improve Outcomes for Young Learners
CCSSOs and CEELO’s B-3 Indicator Toolkit offers valuable resources to those looking to make a significant impact on early learning outcomes.
Home Visit Programs Are Proven to be Effective
MIECHV funding is set to expire if Congress doesn’t act by the end December.
Ambitious Bill Aims to Solve Child Care Crisis
Under this bill, no family earning less than 150% of the state median income would pay more than 7% of their income on child care.