Perkins V: Building Stronger Bridges Between Employers and CTE
In April, NPR’s All Things Considered told the story of 20-year-old Garret Morgan, who parlayed a high school education and additional training as an ironworker into a job that…
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Dual Enrollment: Increasing Early Access to Postsecondary Education
This post is a collaboration with guest author, Gregory Kienzl, principal strategist at ACT. “I hear this over and over, ‘We are not a college family,’” Texas State Sen. José…
CTE Action in the 2018 Legislative Session
As the sun sets on many state legislative sessions, it’s a good time to examine trends in policymakers’ work on a host of education policy issues. One of the topics…
Cracking the Code: What Can We Learn From Successful State Computer Science Efforts?
States that are looking to broaden access to high-quality, K-12 computer science learning experiences can learn from states that have already experienced some success in computer science policy adoption and…
More Than One Path Leads to High School Graduation
High school graduation requirements are constantly in flux, and the latest approach gaining traction in states is what I call “Carnegie Plus” — in which students are required to meet…