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    Engaging Absent Parents in Child Support

    The Aspen Institute Mar 21, 2018

    When the Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement announced five years ago that it wanted to see real innovation in child support enforcement, Colorado leaped at the challenge. The Colorado…

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    School Budget Laws Complicate Tracking of Common Core Spending

    EdSource Mar 21, 2018

    The Fresno and Visalia school districts are spending $10 million each on new schools. San Jose Unified put about $12 million toward staff bonuses, while Santa Ana Unified spent $9…

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    How Lucy Wheelock Saved Kindergarten for Generations of U.S. Kids

    The 74 Mar 21, 2018

    Kindergarten has arguably been the most successful education reform in U.S. history. But it almost didn’t happen. Its survival is owed in large part to an educator named Lucy Wheelock.…

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    Expanding Girls’ Coding Camps To Increase Access to Computer Skills

    Mashable Mar 20, 2018

    Karlie Kloss’ passion for coding hasn’t faded. And to prove it, the 25-year-old model and entrepreneur is taking her nonprofit coding program to the next level. After taking a coding…

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    LEAP: New Innovations in Personalized Learning

    The 74 Mar 20, 2018

    Personalized learning programs in Chicago are helping to boost reading scores for students equivalent to 13 percentile points of growth, a recent analysis found. The private, charter and traditional public…

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    Early Learning Strategies for Developing Computational Thinking Skills

    Getting Smart Mar 20, 2018

    As our technologies have rapidly developed and manipulating those technologies has emerged as a key college- and career-ready skill, teaching students how to program, question, and manipulate digital devices has…

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    A Look at Latino Student Success

    Hispanics In Philanthropy Mar 20, 2018

    More Latino students are enrolling in four-year colleges and universities than ever before. But what happens to these students after they arrive on campus? Do they leave with a degree?…

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    Best-Practices Project for College Promise

    Community College Daily Mar 20, 2018

    A new initiative to help College Promise programs, which comprise a variety of free or discounted community college efforts around the country, will provide research-based best practices to improve students’…

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    Existing Programs and Practices in State and Federal Efforts for School Safety

    The Heritage Foundation Mar 20, 2018

    States play a role in ensuring school safety, managing resources, and providing training, technical assistance, and guidance to local schools. As both the National Governors Association and the Department of…

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    Getting Rid of Grade Levels to Get Students Career Ready

    EdSurge Mar 20, 2018

    At Kankakee Public Schools in Illinois, we’ve introduced 16 different career paths to about 70 percent of our K–5 students using Defined STEM’s career wheel. Some of these topics include agriculture,…

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    Is Youth Advocacy Community Service at Its Best?

    Medium Mar 20, 2018

    The #NeverAgain students honor other youth-led movements ranging from Women’s Suffrage, Voting Rights for 18-Year-Olds, Campus Free Speech, Ending the Vietnam War, and the Civil Rights Movement. In each case, youth…

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    21st-Century Skills We Need to Cultivate in Students

    Getting Smart Mar 20, 2018

    Alan November asserted that educators should teach students how to learn. As he put it, the traditional school model (in which teachers strive to transfer what they already know to students) is the…

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