This study examines how students’ performance on North Carolina’s assessments taken from kindergarten to the beginning of grade 3 predicts reading proficiency at the end of grade 3.
Collaboratively developed by REL Appalachia, REL Central, and REL Northwest, these research-based math resources, geared toward children ages 2 to 8, include information on how families can combat math anxiety.
This toolkit helps schools and families join efforts to support children’s literacy growth in remote or blended learning environments.
Follow the prompts in this infographic to learn more about how your school district can ensure educational equity in its reopening plan.
Region 9 Comprehensive Center is working with the Iowa Department of Education to explore the impact of teacher leadership on student learning and catalog best practices for teacher leaders’ work.
In their response to and preparation for the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in the United States, State education leaders provide a variety of resources for schools and districts.
Through Congress’ Education Stabilization Fund, the U.S. Department of Ed will make the CARES Act grants available to States with the highest coronavirus burden through two separate grant competitions.
This guidebook provides an overview of technical approaches for designing accountability systems for ELs’ English Language Proficiency progress and attainment under ESEA.
Read about specific steps to make progress toward a more equitable society in this new actionable policy roadmap report.