Resources from the Field
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This report looks at Tennessee's robust response to ESSA with one of the most comprehensive teacher reform efforts across the U.S.
Three years ago, New Schools released a report as a call to action for communities to redesign schools and our traditional models of education. This report serves as a follow up - with lessons and observations about how communities can best support better schools.
This playbook provides an overview of community schools, their four principles and potential to advance equity, and how to advocate for community schools.
This report looks at the role of Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) in the college experience, career success and life outcomes of Latino students who attend or attended a HSI. The findings support HSIs as positively impacting these students.
This resource guides state policymakers, with implications and useful insight for grantmakers, in how to build momentum and create action to prepare high school learners for the future of work.
This report looks at how funders can create processes that enable systemic change to address complex social problems, working in partnership with grantees and other funders.
Follow along in this multi-media series from September 2018 - February 2019, produced with support from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
ECS created this report to describe two key elements - effective transition and authentic alignment - that are crucial when considering programs that take early learners from pre-school to kindergarten.
These infographics offer the results of polling parents and teachers on their opinons about education data collection and use.
This report "outlines state-level policy components that help ensure work-based learning opportunities for high school students are well-coordinated, broadly accessible, aligned to state or regional workforce demands, and of high quality."