New Unofficial Guide to the Why and How of State Early Childhood Data Systems
State early childhood data systems may seem unexciting—but they are critical to improving program access and quality.
Perkins CTE: Better with Apprenticeship
Perkins reauthorization creates an opportunity for Congress to bring apprenticeship and CTE closer together. Let’s hope they don’t miss it.
One Mission: How Leaders Build a Team of Teams
How a 15 year veteran of the Navy SEALs uses what he learned in the battlefield in the boardroom.
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Q&A with Beth Tarasawa about New Kindergarten Transition Study
Study sheds light on potential long-term benefits of summer programs
Congressman Raises Questions After DACA Recipients Were Detained at Checkpoint
U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, D-McAllen, wants clarification on whether beneficiaries of DACA will be detained by Border Control.
How Sexual Assault Eats Away at College Women’s Confidence
And what we can do about it.
How to Win a War of Ideas
Unlike most wars, killing the enemy and policing land don’t capture the territory that matters.
New America’s Mapping Financial Opportunity Project Wins Data Visualization Award
Mapping Financial Opportunity received a 2017 APDU Data Viz Award for exceptional analysis and visualization of public data.
Rural Broadband Shouldn’t Come at the Expense of Being Affordable and Effective
The FCC is stumbling to champion policies that would enable broadband expansion to succeed once it’s been built.
The Best (and Worst) Colleges for Adults
With the average age of college students rising, which colleges have adapted to the change?
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