50-State Comparison: Instructional Time Policies
Instructional time policy is critical to education service delivery because it dictates the amount of time students are learning in the classroom. Instructional time policy is often used by states…
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Instructional Time Policies: State Profiles
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State Information Request: ESSER Spending on Technology and Future Funding Sources
A chief state school officer asked for information on states using Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds to purchase digital devices and how they plan to continue offering programs…
50-State Comparison: Transfer and Articulation Policies
Transfer policies and articulation agreements aim to provide seamless transitions between and across technical or community colleges and four-year institutions. Clear and accessible transfer pathways can support increased student persistence…
State Information Request: State ESSER Plans and Arts Education
A national organization asked how many states explicitly named arts education in their approved state ESSER plans and what arts-related activities those states proposed. Our response highlights 28 state that…