Taking a Look at California’s Community College Baccalaureate Pilot
The California Legislative Analyst’s Office report gets some things right but misses the mark with other critiques.
Economic & Workforce Development
An Apprenticeship in California Designed for Family Child Care Providers
This promising program strengthens providers’ knowledge while encouraging their continued participation in the workforce.
Appropriations Bill Brings a Holiday Gift for Federal Education Programs
Congress has finally reached a deal to fund the government for fiscal year 2020, including some significant increases for education programs
A Tale of Two Interns
With applied baccalaureates on the rise, community colleges like Green River are expanding the tech talent pipeline.
Supporting Early Educators in Higher Education: Exploring Both Sides of the Coin
Higher education is a two-sided coin, with the student on one side and the faculty and program on the flip side.
Center Director Preparation: How Do We Prepare a Renaissance Woman?
The Field Comes Together to Advance Equity in Early Ed
NAEYC’s equity statement was endorsed by more than 100 organizations, including ¹ú²úÊÓƵ’s Early & Elementary Education Policy team.
The Millennial Money Myth
Reid Cramer explores the emerging Millennial wealth gap—and what we can do to bridge the divide.
Equitably Expanding Educational Requirements: Insights from Diverse Early Educators
Educators of color who care for young children must be elevated throughout policy conversations to ensure equitable systemic change.