Unraveling the Case for Credentials in High School
New research from Texas and Ohio reveals how states can ensure credentials lead to opportunity for students.
State & Local Policy
The Rural Advantage—and Challenge—with Workforce Pell
The secret is out: rural colleges have real strengths, particularly when it comes to Workforce Pell.
How States Can Reinforce English Learners’ Civil Rights
As federal priorities in relation to protecting civil liberties change, states must step in to shield students from harm.
How Colorado Is Breaking Down Apprenticeship Funding Barriers
The state is making apprenticeship funding more flexible and navigable for practitioners.
What Does “Youth Apprenticeship” Mean? The Answer, According to Each State
30 states and DC have defined youth apprenticeship—but definitions vary widely, even on basic apprenticeship components.
Promising State Legislation Related to English Learners in 2023
With the 2023 legislation session underway, here is a look at some positive trends in statewide EL policy.
Critical Race Theory & Schools: What’s Really Going On?
Critical race theory (CRT) is a theoretical framework developed in the 70’s to understand the intersection of race, power, and policy.
How can State Leaders Support English Learners During COVID-19 and Beyond?
A Missing Puzzle Piece in the Federal-State Partnership Landscape
With college costs on the rise, policymakers are looking for different models of funding for higher education.
Florida Legislation Encourages Assessments in Home Languages
Florida’s legislators are hoping to paint a more representative portrait of DLL students’ knowledge through a recently reintroduced bill.