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    Congress Makes Important Changes for Opportunity Youth

    Third Sector Capital Partners Oct 12, 2017

    The current public workforce system has left out some of our country’s most vulnerable opportunity youth. With federal funding spread across 11 agencies and 47 programs, much of the system…

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    What is Lost When Only Rich Kids Play Sports

    The Atlantic Oct 12, 2017

    As a child in the 1970s, Kathleen Castles lived across the street from her elementary school, and most mornings she got up at dawn to horse around the playground. She…

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    How to Help High Schoolers Without Home Internet Access

    U.S. News Oct 11, 2017

    Some students still don’t have adequate or reliable internet access. Ninety-four percent of school districts have acceptable high-speed internet, according to a report released last month by EducationSuperHighway, a nonprofit advocacy group.…

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    Social-Emotional Learning Ignored In Every Student Succeeds Act

    The 74 Oct 10, 2017

    The Every Student Succeeds Act’s notorious fifth indicator left the door wide open for states to measure student achievement in ways other than academic, but when it came time to…

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    Helping Children and Parents Succeed Together

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Oct 10, 2017

    In 2010, with support from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and others, the Dunbar Learning Complex opened in southwest Atlanta. Its goal? Help parents and their children succeed together. This…

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    How Can Donors Reach Grassroots Organizations Globally?

    Giving Compass Oct 9, 2017

    In celebration of our 15th anniversary, GlobalGiving introduced an inaugural list featuring the most promising nonprofits in our community. GlobalGiving’s “Top 10 Nonprofits Committed to Impact” list features organizations that…

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    Three Ways to Build Effective Education Change

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 8, 2017

    Who owns the agenda for education change? It is not uncommon (and in fact, it is encouraging) to hear education reformers proclaim: “We need to see parents exercise their power…

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    College-Endowment Reform Receives Bipartisan Push

    The Atlantic Oct 8, 2017

    In 2015, a New York Times op-ed observed that Yale University had spent $480 million that year on fees for hedge-fund managers to grow the university’s already massive endowment—while spending…

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    How Educare Is Closing New Orleans’ Achievement Gap In Early Education

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 7, 2017

    “Itsy Bitsy Spider” plays softly as parents step into the gleaming lobby at Educare, an early childhood education center that opened in 2013 in New Orleans. On this particular day,…

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    Teaching: The Noblest Profession

    Madote Oct 6, 2017

    Earlier this week, on 5 October, many countries and organizations around the world observed World Teachers’ Day (WTD). Proclaimed by UNESCO in 1994, WTD is an opportunity to celebrate the…

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    Oct. 6: This Week’s Must Reads About Youth and Young Adults

    Raikes Foundation Oct 6, 2017

    Here’s what we’re reading this week:   U.S. school districts prepare for influx of Puerto Ricans Hurricane Maria brought catastrophic destruction and loss of life to Puerto Rico, and now…

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    How to Help Teenagers Manage Risk

    Greater Good Magazine Oct 6, 2017

    Teenagers. We’ve all been one at one time or another, and we probably remember how fraught those years were. Growing up is risky, there’s no way around it. But why…

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