Why the Dire State of the Early Learning Workforce Is ‘Alarming and Not Surprising’
With pandemic-era funding now a fading memory, many early childhood education providers find that they cannot keep up with rising …
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Some Child Care Providers Lost All in the Eaton Fire. Why Can’t They Get Relief Money?
NO RELIEF IN SIGHT: Several dozen childcare providers lost everything in California’s Eaton wildfire. Two months later, many are still …
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How Open Standards Are Breaking Down Data Barriers
Colleges and universities are at a crossroads when it comes to student data. They have more information at their fingertips …
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Tech Groups Have Long Encouraged Girls to Pursue STEM. Could the Anti-DEI Wave End That?
The Trump administration’s aggressive policies against diversity, equity and inclusion have successfully gotten major tech companies to roll back or …
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Better Design Might Be the Next Frontier in Getting Students Back to Campus
“You need to be able to make spaces … that people want to be in,” says Christina Delgado, project manager …
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Portland’s Universal Pre-K Proposal Was Hailed as a ‘National Model.’ How’s the Rollout Going?
Today, nearly halfway between its passage at the ballot box and its deadline to reach universality in 2030, Multnomah County’s …
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In Elementary School, Many Teachers Have a Shaky Grasp of Math. Can Preparation Programs Change That?
Elementary school teachers aren’t set up for math. But can changing teacher prep programs help?
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Federal Cuts Threaten Student Data
Have federal cuts made protecting student data tougher?
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Helping Educators Reimagine AI’s Role in Transformational Learning
From customer service chatbots to personalized shopping recommendations, artificial intelligence has become integral to our daily lives. Mainstream …
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Demand Remains High, but Afterschool Programs Worry for Their Futures
Afterschool programs have grown, with many increasing their capacity well above their numbers before the pandemic — and about half …
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