2015 Preschool Yearbook: Still A Long Way To Go
A comprehensive look at states Pre-K programs and the impact they have had over the last year.
PreK–12 Education
Children Crossing at the Border: An Unexpected Challenge for Schools
In January, ICE carried out a series of deportation raids, primarily targeting parents and children who had been rejected for asylum.
Arizona Assessment Law is Troubling News for Students
Arizona’s governor signed into law a bill that will allow districts to opt-out of using the state’s exam, and instead select their own test.
Principals Go Back to Kindergarten
Out Today: Principals’ Perspectives on Teaching and Learning in PreK-3rd
Most models are geared towards building strong teachers, but until recently principals have been left out of the conversation.
Philadelphia Pre-K Commission Issues Final Report, Future of Program Still Unclear
The Core, Or Not the Core — That Is the Question
Unaccompanied Children: Facing Court Without a Lawyer
According to the DOJ, around forty percent of more than 20,000 unaccompanied children faced proceedings without a lawyer since July 2014.
How to Appreciate Teachers EVERY Day
More Meaningful Assessment for Dual Language Learners
A new series of briefs commissioned by the Heising-Simons and McKnight Foundations speak directly to the challenge of DLL assessment.