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Undermeasuring: College and Career Readiness Indicators May Not Reflect College and Career Outcomes
A 50-state analysis of how well states’ college and career readiness measures reflect high school completers’ preparedness for postsecondary opportunities.
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Understanding and Improving Title I of ESEA
The research is clear: funding matters. All4Ed explains Title I and exploreshow funds can be better targeted to districts with the highest concentrations of students living in poverty.
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podcast | Budget and Resources, Career and Technical Education, Collaborative Leadership, Data, Data and Privacy, Digital Divide, Digital Learning, Future Ready Schools
Episode Summary: In this episode, our hosts, Adam and Carl, dive deep into the world of digital equity and access for federal funding in education. They are joined by a special guest, Rebeca Shackleford, the director of federal government relations at All4Ed. Rebeca Shackleford brings her expertise to the table, shedding light on the challenges […]
podcast | Career and Technical Education, Data, Data and Privacy, Digital Divide, Digital Learning, Future Ready Schools
Episode Summary: In this episode, we’re thrilled to have Dr. Jenith Mishne, the Director of Technology Education at Newport-Mesa Unified School District, as our special guest. Tune in to hear Dr. Mishne and the Guys delve into Twitter’s recent change to feature X and explore its implications for K-12 educational settings. Dr. Mishne also opens […]
podcast | Career and Technical Education, Data, Data and Privacy, Digital Divide, Digital Learning, Future Ready Schools
Episode Summary: This week’s episode features special guests: Sean Arnold, the 2023 EdTech Poetry Slam champion and NYCDOE Director of School Pathway, joins us for an enlightening conversation. Tune in as we dive into a range of topics, from the unique challenges and opportunities of working in large educational districts to the importance of mapping […]
podcast | Career and Technical Education, Data, Data and Privacy, Digital Divide, Digital Learning, Future Ready Schools
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, Adam and Carl sit down with Dr. Jennifer Parker and Kate Grunow from Macomb ISD. Together, they delve into the pressing topic of school systems shutting down media centers and explore ways to support educators’ varied professional learning needs. Don’t miss this insightful discussion on the evolving landscape of […]
podcast | Digital Divide, Digital Learning, Future Ready Schools
Subscribe Season 5 of the Future Ready Schools® (FRS) podcast, Leading Through Unprecedented Times, hosted by Thomas C. Murray, looks at how today’s leaders are working to maximize student learning experiences and break down traditional barriers, all while facing the adversity that comes their way. Each week guests share powerful stories of resilience, vulnerability, equity, […]
podcast | Collaborative Leadership, Digital Divide, Future Ready Schools
Indiana Superintendent George Philhower doesn’t just talk to the talk. He walks the walk. Building on pandemic lessons learned on what matters most, listen to how George and his team are creating safe places for students and staff to learn, and how they are prioritizing joy! Guest: George Philhower, Superintendent, CSC of Eastern Hancock County, […]
publication | Congress, Digital Divide, Federal Communications Commission
The homework gap is the digital divide that millions of children faced prepandemic and will continue to impede learning without support from Congress.
blog | Congress, COVID Response & Recovery, Digital Divide, Federal Communications Commission
December 9, 2022
In March of 2020, nearly 17 million children didn’t have home internet access and the pandemic only made the internet more important. However, the federal government has stepped in and supported closing the digital divide: Department of Education Activities Digital Equity Education Roundtables (DEER) Advancing Digital Equity for All: Community-based Recommendations for Developing Effective Digital […]
blog | Congress, COVID Response & Recovery, Digital Divide, Federal Communications Commission
December 8, 2022
Before the pandemic started, nearly 17 million children were caught in the homework gap with no home internet access. As is too often standard, those from historically marginalized communities were most affected. One in three Black, Latinx and Indigenous families didn’t have something that most of us take for granted – high-speed internet access!
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