Monthly Federal Policy Forecasts: What Advocates Need to Know will feature policy expert Lindsay Fryer (Lodestone DC) for a monthly deep dive into the shifting landscape of federal education policy. These conversations will provide timely insights into how evolving political dynamics in the White House, Congress, and the U.S. Department of Education may impact education policy nationwide. Lindsay […]
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Federal Policy Forecasts: What Advocates Need to Know (April)
Monthly Federal Policy Forecasts: What Advocates Need to Know will feature policy expert Lindsay Fryer (Lodestone DC) for a monthly deep dive into the shifting landscape of federal education policy. These conversations will provide timely insights into how evolving political dynamics in the White House, Congress, and the U.S. Department of Education may impact education policy nationwide. Lindsay […]
May Research Working Group Meeting
Join the Research Working Group, a community of practice by and for PIE Network members in research and data roles, for our May meeting! Members will share recent work updates and offer feedback and resources on topics and challenges that are top of mind. More details to come. Register to join. […]
What Comes Next: Federal Nutrition and Health Policy Shifts—What Education Advocates Should Know
Congress is considering a range of changes to federal safety net programs that could affect how services are delivered to students and families and have a significant impact on state, district, and charter school finances. Some proposals may shift funding responsibilities to states, adjust eligibility requirements, or introduce new administrative processes for schools and districts. […]
What Comes Next: Preparing for Federal Funding Flexibility
How should state and local advocates prepare to influence spending decisions if states are given more flexibility to spend federal funds? What is clearly required by law and what flexibilities do states already have that advocates can help states leverage effectively? In this discussion, Anne Hyslop (All4Ed), Rebecca Sibilia (EdFund), Jennifer O’Neal Schiess (Bellwether), and Bonnie O’Keefe (Bellwether) will share an overview of […]
What Comes Next: The Future of Charter Schools – What Advocates Need to Know About the Upcoming Supreme Court Case
On April 30, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School v. Drummond, a case stemming from Oklahoma’s approval—and later rejection—of a religious charter school. The outcome could have nationwide implications for charter authorizing, including student protections, public funding, and potential moratoriums. Timed just around the expected decision date, join us […]
Math Multipliers Series: Preparing High-Quality Math Educators
In order to improve student math outcomes, educators must have the requisite confidence, content knowledge and skills, and pedagogical prowess. Teachers need to know how to do more than just follow the steps in math to get the right answer; they need to know why those steps work. Join Ron Noble and Shannon Holston (NCTQ), who will share both their recent […]
Understanding Work-Based Learning Models & Why They Matter
This session will provide an overview of key work-based learning models, examine the latest research on what works, and unpack current barriers to expanding access. Join this session with Laura Love (Strada Education Foundation) and Kevin Grubb (Strada Education Foundation) to develop a stronger foundation to support informed policy and advocacy efforts. Register to join. […]
Monthly Federal Policy Forecasts: What Advocates Need to Know
Audience: Network EDs or ED Designee Join policy expert Lindsay Fryer (Lodestone DC) for a monthly deep dive into the shifting landscape of federal education policy. These conversations will provide timely insights into how evolving political dynamics in the White House, Congress, and the U.S. Department of Education may impact education policy nationwide. Lindsay will break down […]
Mastering the Charter School Program
The shifting federal landscape on charter schools can make it hard to successfully navigate federal funding opportunities. Join this session to learn more about the Charter School Program (CSP), which provides funding for the startup of new charter schools and the replication and expansion of existing high-quality charter schools serving students from pre-K to 12. Starlee Coleman (National […]