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blog | Career and Technical Education, College and Career Pathways, High Schools, State of the State Addresses, State Policy Center
As legislative sessions wind down, we look back at this year’s State of the State addresses to see how governors set the stage for education policy. From celebrating recent legislative wins to unveiling new proposals and budget priorities, these speeches offer a glimpse into the evolving landscape of education across the states. Here are five key takeaways.
blog | State Policy Center
It is sometimes said that the real statement of an organization’s values is not found in its mission statement, it’s found in its budget. It is no surprise then that Virginia’s 2024 biennial budget was, without doubt, the most significant action taken by the General Assembly this year. Last year’s nonpartisan Joint Legislative Audit and…
publication | College and Career Pathways, Higher Education, State Policy Center
Evidence demonstrates the power of dual enrollment to increase postsecondary enrollment and completion. But it has an Achilles heel: credit transfer.
podcast | Data, Data and Privacy, Digital Divide, Digital Learning, Future Ready Schools, State Policy Center
Episode Summary: Join us for an exciting episode on the UnDisrupted Podcast as we wrap up this season with a bang! Hosts Adam and Carl are thrilled to welcome Jennifer Ellis, Director of State Government Relations at All4Ed, for a captivating discussion. Discover the best uses of artificial intelligence in K-12 education. Get ready to…
blog | Accountability and Support, Congress, Data, State Policy Center
On April 27, 2023, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed SB 86 into law.It makes several changes to the state’s Dual Enrollment program. Among them were proposals increasing data transparency that had long been advocated by State Senator Elena Parent. She had originally introduced SB 52 to lay out those proposed changes, but in committee, SB…
