New America Supports Foreign Policy Interrupted
New America’s International Security program pledges $25,000 to support Foreign Policy Interrupted.
Report Offers Promising Examples of PreK-3rd Alignment Work
Pre-K should be followed by kindergarten through third grade classrooms that are well-aligned
Shift Commission Candid Conversations: Ai-jen Poo’s lived in our tech-led work future and has some warnings (and solutions)
Jack Clark discusses the future of labor with National Domestic Workers Alliance director Ai-jen Poo.
Taking A Look at Transitional Kindergarten in California
In 2010 California embarked on an experiment to create a new grade level for the 4-year-olds inside its public schools,
How the G.O.P. Became For-Profit College Abuse Deniers
Much like climate change, Republicans deny that there have been for-profit college abuses
The internet has a dark side. We need a plan for taming it
The internet has changed the world. The world is also continuously changing the internet.
Fewer Borrowers Are Repaying Their Loans Than Previously Thought
The US Department of Education announced a critical error in the way it had previously been calculating repayment rates.
Increasing the Impact of the Department of Education’s Competitive Grants
The Department of Education issued a new open licensing rule today for its competitive grant programs.
Mattis on Military Energy Security
In yesterday’s hearing on the nomination of General Jim Mattis (USMC, ret) to be Secretary of Defense, Senator Jeanne Shaheen asked about mi
What Can Congress do to Fight Hackers?
The election may be over but Washington isn’t moving on from the election hacking story just yet.