Oregon Could be the Next State to Address Exclusionary Discipline in Early Education
16 states and DC have banned or limited the use of suspension and expulsion for young children. Oregon could be next to join their ranks.
Economic & Workforce Development
In Dallas, Connecting College and Careers to High School Talent
Dallas College and P-TECH shows how high school students can take a both-and approach to CTE and academically-oriented programs.
Travel-based Learning at Community College
Community Colleges can provide affordable travel-based learning to those who might not otherwise have the opportunity.
Congress wants to Supersize Community College Training through TAACCCT
A new bill includes $9 billion over 7 years for the federal Trade Adjustment Act Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) grant.
The Limitations of Short-term Training as an Equitable Recovery Strategy
Short-term training is an attractive proposition, but many graduates of female-dominated short-term programs fail to earn a living wage.
Learn and Earn at Community Colleges
With additional investment, we can support students returning to college while providing them the job they need to stay enrolled.
How Can the Federal Government Improve Early Educator Compensation?
With public attention and policymakers focused on child care, there is a window of opportunity to pursue bold reforms around compensation.
Overcoming the “Opportunity Mirage” with Community College Baccalaureate Degrees
Mirages are disappearing and paths forward for adult learners are emerging across the country.
Faith and Community Build HOPE and a Connection to Jobs in Detroit
Detroit-based employers can turn to a surprising source for skilled labor: faith-based nonprofits like Focus: HOPE
Why Schools Should Invest Federal Relief Funds in Transforming School Staffing
This is the moment for states and districts to think big about how to strengthen and diversify the educator workforce