NCLB’s Impact on Bilingual Education in New York City
A paradox in language immersion learning is happening in NY, a rise in native English speakers, while non-English learners are declining.
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The Big Three for IT: College IT Leaders Name their Top Priorities for 2016
Members of EDUCAUSE have named their top priorities for 2016.
Who Takes Out Parent PLUS Loans, Anyway?
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The Department of Education is deciding whether to adopt an open licensing rule for its competitively awarded grants. Why are research unive
Expanded Learning Time for DLLs: Benefits, Costs and Caveats
A new report highlights how extending the school day can push achievement for all students, including DLLs. But is extra time really the ans
How Will ESSA Influence States鈥 Teacher Quality Efforts?
Early Head Start-Child Care Partnerships One Year in the Making
Just over a year ago, HHS released the winners of the first round of EHS-CC grants. What have EHS-CC Partnership grantees accomplished over
Pre-K Access and Quality: A Look at the Leading States
Our analysis shows that two states, Georgia and North Carolina, along with DC, stand out for the quality and availability of their pre-K pro
Is ESSA Really A New Direction for U.S. Education?
Melissa Tooley writes for The Atlantic about the “Every Student Succeeds Act” (ESSA) and whether the new law holds more promise than it...
New Column: Word Gaps and Education Reform
Conor Williams discusses how education reformers should think about the early word gap and early literacy.