Why Clinton’s Choice of Kaine is a Good Sign for Early Education Advocates
Kaine has a solid track record of advocating for increased access to pre-K
Creating the Perfect Setting: Prescribed Environments to Maximize DLLs’ Inclusion and Learning
Deciding on a classroom language model can be the first step towards creating a stable and consistent environment for young DLLs.
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Climate change was frontstage at the Olympic Opening Ceremony.
Pick Our Panels: OTI’s SXSW Voting Guide
Vote for OTI's entries for SXSW 2017!
Report Surveys States on Key Indicators of K-3 Quality
A new report from Education Commission of the States compares the 50 states on K-3 quality.
We Can’t Afford to Stall on Lifeline Modernization
OTI filed comments this week to defend the modernization of the Lifeline program, an important effort to bridge the digital divide.
Asset Building News Week – August 5, 2016
Weekly roundup of news, research, and other developments in the asset building field.
Comcast Wants You to Empty Your Wallets to Protect Your Privacy
The Disappearing Act
A Labor of Love (Not Money): How the Child Care Non-System Hurts its Own Workers
Early Care and Education Workers’ wages are so low that almost half of them are on public assistance.
Babies in Prison? It’s Not What You Think
From Blue Skies to Black Starts
Join New America as we look at the new energy policy and how it will affect the future of the Air Force
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From Blue Skies to Black Starts
A summary on today's event.
Preparing Rural Students for College and Career
A recent convening highlighted the challenges and opportunities of setting up rural students for postsecondary success.
A New Survey Upends Assumptions About How Low-Income Parents Prepare Young Children for School
The survey of parents with children under age six is one of the first of its kind in Oakland.