What Does 21st Century Connectivity Look Like… and Are We There Yet?
"In a country where we expect free Wi-Fi with our coffee, we should definitely demand it in our schools."
"In a country where we expect free Wi-Fi with our coffee, we should definitely demand it in our schools."
How do China and the United States stack up when it comes to early education?
When Congress voted last month to pass an omnibus bill, few predicted it would be so generous to early education programs.
It’s surprisingly difficult to find usable information about E-rate.
Today we look at a report on the disparities between states full-day kindergarten programs.
No matter where you sit in the education universe, it can be easy to lose sight of the broader view of the whole system.
Data is often the red headed step-child of education even though they are necessary in making long term reforms.
There’s a subtle difference between early education investments and other social programs.
Time matters a lot, even for middle-income children.
I've found myself thinking a lot about the Midwest's approach to early education.
Dual language learners have received scant attention at the state or federal levels.
This post is the second of a four part series, covering four priorities for modernization of the FCC’s E-rate program.
In less than a year, students in the program saw significant increases in their standardized math test scores.
Like most young parents of very young children, my wife and I are only barely keeping up with our kids.