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In Demand: The Real Teacher Shortages and How to Solve Them

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Percent with access to a desktop or laptop:90%

Percent reporting they are online almost constantly:46%

Sound And Fury Insights, Ideas, Opinions

FutureEd Reports In-depth Policy Analysis

"Every year, millions of students wind up in what I call 'postsecondary purgatory.' They earn some credits, but no degree. Then they have student debt they cannot afford and a limited path to higher-paying jobs."

FutureEd Interviews Voices in American Education

Explainers Primers on Issues in the News

Reading List Valuable Contributions from Other Organizations

Future U Podcasts on the Future of Higher Education

Annotation Perspectives on Key Education Publications

Connect the Dots Individuals and Institutions Shaping Education Policy

AdvocacyLabs The Science of Advocacy

Resource Strategists Work by Education Resource Strategies

In Demand: The Real Teacher Shortages and How to Solve Them

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CDC Guidance on How Schools Should Manage Covid

6 Ways to Breakdown How Districts are Spending Federal Covid Aid

The Thin Blue Line in Schools: New Evidence on School-Based Policing

Change Agents: What Social Simulations Can Teach Public Policy Advocates

The Churn: The Latest Moves in Education

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Percent with access to a desktop or laptop:90%

Percent reporting they are online almost constantly:46%

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The Rise of For-Profit Partnerships in Higher Education

Why We Shouldn't Use Covid-Relief Funds to Harden Schools

What the Florida CRT Controversy Means for the Future of Textbooks

Billion Dollar Question: How Connecticut School Districts Plan to Spend Covid-Relief Funds

"Every year, millions of students wind up in what I call 'postsecondary purgatory.' They earn some credits, but no degree. Then they have student debt they cannot afford and a limited path to higher-paying jobs."

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Podcast: Is There a Future in Standards-Based Reform?

Rebuilding Students’ Sense of Belonging Post-Pandemic

In Dallas, Bold Changes to the School Calendar to Address Covid Slide

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CDC Guidance on How Schools Should Manage Covid

Who's Who in the U.S. Education Department

The Thin Blue Line in Schools: New Evidence on School-Based Policing

Second Time's the Charm? Repeat Student-Teacher Matches

Does Teacher Professional Development Improve Student Learning?

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Podcast: Lay Presidents at Jesuit Colleges

Podcast: The Future of Access, the Student Experience and the Workforce

Podcast: Will the Kids Be Okay?

Reflections on Education Secretary-designate Miguel Cardona

Charter Schools and Segregation: What the Research Says

Tennessee’s School Voucher Law Gets What it Deserves

Play Education Bingo During the State of the Union

Who's New On Congressional Education Committees

An Educator to Lead the Education Department

Change Agents: What Social Simulations Can Teach Public Policy Advocates

Protests, Political Clout and the Power of Inclusion

Creating Movements People Want to Join

Key Questions to Answer When Reopening Schools

Key Decisions for More Effective Distance Learning in the Fall

With Schools Shut Down, Are Districts Saving Money?