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Arizona Democrats vote to oust state party chair amid infighting

Democratic Party · Phoenix

Arizona Democrats vote to oust state party chair amid infighting

53% Center coverage: 15 sources

Arizona Democrats voted to oust their state party chair, Robert Branscomb II, during a special meeting Wednesday, a major rebuke that comes as the party has been embroiled in infighting. Arizona Democratic state committee members notched the two-thirds majority threshold needed to formally remove Branscomb during a tense meeting plagued by technical difficulties, according to…See the Story

New Haven School Expanding Free Housing Option for Teachers

Salt Lake City · Salt Lake City

New Haven School Expanding Free Housing Option for Teachers

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — A New Haven school is expanding its housing option for teachers. The Friends Center for Children already gives nine of its educators free housing near campus. The school wanted to do more for its teachers, so it asked them what their biggest expense was. “Out of the entire Friends Center teacher workforce, only one owned their own home, rent was the clear majority of the biggest expense, so we decided to tackle it,” exe…See the Story

Let Students Struggle: Preserving Student Agency in the AI Era

Artificial Intelligence · United States

Let Students Struggle: Preserving Student Agency in the AI Era

By Sarah Quesen Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a far-off idea. It’s already in the classroom. From adaptive feedback tools like Duolingo to AI-powered tutors like Khanmigo, students and educators are interacting with AI systems every day. But these systems, while increasingly powerful, are still what we call “narrow AI.” They can simulate intelligence in specific tasks, but they don’t reason, understand, or make decisions like a huma…Read Article

Skills-First Hiring: Expanding Opportunities for the Learner and Worker

By Rajinder Gill and Erin Carter In this blog series, we’ll share actionable tips and information about the skills-first hiring movement; its implications for learners, workers, and employers; and the benefits of adopting a skills-based mindset. More than half of U.S. state governments have enacted legislation or executive orders encouraging skills-first hiring, including the elimination of degree requirements for many public sector job posti…United States · United States Read Article

Texas Educators Become Assessment Designers to Improve Teaching and Learning

By Joanne Jensen and Tracy Duncan A state assessment shouldn’t be the first time a student encounters a particular type of question or prompt. Giving students a chance to become familiar with the variety of items they are likely to see on a test can set them up for more success when it truly counts. That’s why the Texas Education Agency (TEA) recently partnered with WestEd to better align classroom instruction with the State of Texas Academic …Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Why Disciplinary Literacy Belongs in Elementary Classrooms

By Rachel Tripathy This blog series explores the concept of disciplinary literacy—the distinct ways of reading, writing, and communicating across academic fields such as science, history, math, and literature. Featuring actionable insights from WestEd thought leaders, the series looks at how integrating disciplinary literacy practices into elementary and secondary classrooms can support student success in school, in careers, and throughout their…Science · San Francisco Read Article

Supporting Multilingual Learners in Disciplinary Literacy

By Lyn Westergard and Amanda Nabors, with thanks to Annette Gregg This blog series explores the concept of disciplinary literacy—the distinct ways of reading, writing, and communicating across academic fields such as science, history, math, and literature. Featuring actionable insights from WestEd thought leaders, the series looks at how integrating disciplinary literacy practices into elementary and secondary classrooms can support student suc…Science · San Francisco Read Article

Five Questions to Guide Effective Education Savings Account Implementation

By Robin Chait and William Berry Education Savings Accounts (ESAs)—programs that allocate state education funds directly to families for private school tuition and other approved educational services—are among the fastest growing forms of school choice in the country. As our landscape analysis late last year explored, ESAs have been expanding rapidly over the past 5 years to serve more students in a greater number of states. In 2025 alone, five …Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

Addressing Teacher Shortages Through In-House English as a Second Language Certification

By Casey McAlduff and Lyn Westergard The teacher shortage crisis in the United States is a significant challenge, with nearly 407,000 positions either vacant or filled by educators lacking full certification, according to a 2024 Learning Policy Institute report. These vacancies negatively affect vulnerable student populations, including Multilingual Learners. According to a recent study by the Regional Educational Laboratory Northwest, distri…Education · Hungary See the Story

Driving Student Achievement Through Meaningful Family Collaboration

Strengthening the bridge between home and school can help children develop foundational skills, stay engaged, and grow into confident learners. Across grade levels, practical tools and proven strategies are helping schools support families as active partners in student learning. In the following post, we spotlight three resources designed to help families and schools collaborate more effectively. Supporting Literacy From PreK Through Middle Sc…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Filling a Missing Piece: Strengthening Adult Numeracy Education for the 21st Century

By Ann Edwards, Director, Carnegie Math Pathways Numeracy skills, or the ability to understand and calculate using simple numbers, along with digital literacy and problem-solving abilities, enable a person to engage with and make sense of the world around them. These essential skills are more critical than ever for economic mobility and healthy civic participation in today’s society. Yet, the latest global survey of adult skills presents a trou…United States · United States Read Article

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