DOL Announces New Funding Opportunity to Expand Registered Apprenticeships
New DOL Grant Program will provide $113 million to strengthen registered apprenticeships, including youth apprenticeships
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Rewriting Like It鈥檚 Going Out of Style: Negotiators Continue Revising Accountability Measures
The Department of Education鈥檚 Institutional and Programmatic Eligibility Committee continues work on accountability regulations.
Why Representation of Black and African Americans in Educational Materials Matter
Celebrate Black history by recognizing why the representation of Black and African Americans in educational media matter.
D.C. Leads the Way to Increased Pay for Infant and Toddler Teachers
New bill approved by D.C. Council prioritizes establishing a more stable child care market with increased pay for child care educators.
Building More Equitable Pre-K Assessment Systems: Lessons from States
Pre-K assessments can be effective tools for improving instruction, supporting family engagement, and understanding how pre-K impacts kids.
Colleges Can Make Life Easier For Parenting Students
Edward Conroy wrote a piece for Forbes on what colleges can do for parenting students.
Building Better Bridges Into Higher Education for English Learners
Outdated myths hold ELs back from successfully transitioning into college, but policies aligned to their real experiences can change that.
The White House Task Force on Worker Empowerment Has Released Its Report. What鈥檚 In It?
Kelsey Berkowitz looks at what’s in the White House Worker Empowerment Task Force report and why it matters.
The Representation of Social Groups in U.S. Education Materials and Why it Matters
This brief highlights the disparities in representation of characters from different racial, ethnic, and gender groups in educational media.