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Trends in Education Philanthropy: Benchmarking 2023

Our 15th anniversary report, based on the latest survey of education grantmakers, offers insights into where and how funders are working and their evolving priorities. 

Grantmakers for Education

Grantmakers for Education Membership Update and FAQ

Grantmakers for Education

Report Card 2024: New Perspectives from Students on U.S. Schools

Walton Family Foundation

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October 2024

Design-Based Budgeting: A New Alternative to Weighted Student Funding Formulas

Many district leaders are re-considering their funding systems in the context of tighter budgets, greater student needs, the push for fiscal sustainability. Learn about ERS' design-based budgeting approach, which keeps leader's eyes focused on the school models they want to create.

Education Resource Strategies
October 2024

Early Care and Education Governance Models

This Policy Outline and 50-State Comparison offer key data on how states oversee early childhood education programs as well as the level of alignment between programs and advisory entities in the state. 

Education Commission of the States
October 2024

Adolescents in California: Creating the Conditions for Thriving

This resource is a celebration of young people and their many roles and contributions. Think of it as an invitation to a conversation about how we collectively create the conditions for thriving.

Stuart Foundation
October 2024

Early Returns: First Results from the New Wave of Public Funding of Private Schooling

This report explores the expansion of universal private-school choice in eight states, where public funding supported K-12 private school tuition and educational expenses for nearly 600,000 students in the 2023-24 school year.

FutureEd
October 2024

Shortchanged: Tracking Public Investment in Early Learning Report

Decades of research show that children develop long-lasting social-emotional, gross motor, and learning skills during their first five years of life. Yet the U.S. chronically underinvests in young children. This report looks at early learning funding streams and chronicles how much – or little – we spend on the care and education of children before they enter elementary school nationally, state-by-state, and over time.

October 2024

Crossing the Partisan Divide in Education Policy

This paper offers timely insight on how to effect meaningful policy change in education. The paper draws on recent examples from across the political landscape and offers five key success factors to serve as a roadmap for advocates, policymakers, and other education leaders.

The Aspen Institute

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