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Scaling Up a Workforce Program for Youth: Lessons from the Year Up Program

August 30, 2016
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The experiences of the Year Up workforce development program’s efforts to scale up its services for young adults.

Department of Education - 9 Back to School Pro Tips for Parents

August 24, 2016
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Make sure this school year gets off to a great start!

Helping Low-Income Adults Achieve College Success: Analysis of Career Pathways Program Study Participants

August 4, 2016
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A look at risk factors for college success among group of low-income adults.

A Rising Tide of Attention to the Early Childhood Workforce: Releasing the Early Childhood Career Pathway Statement

July 21, 2016
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Attracting, supporting, and retaining high quality early childhood educators and program directors requires intentional policies and practices

Increasing the Educational Stability of Students in Foster Care

July 13, 2016
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Frequent school changes can lead to poor academic outcomes

Examining and Supporting Credentialing in the Early Care and Education Field

June 24, 2016
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Resources for Examining and Supporting Credentialing in the Early Care and Education Field

It’s Time for Some Stability

June 23, 2016
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For many children in foster care, school is the one predictable and safe place in their life.

High Quality Early Care and Education is Child Maltreatment Prevention

June 10, 2016
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A decade of collaboration on early childhood issues and child welfare.

Dual Language Learners

May 31, 2016
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A major challenge facing early childhood education and the k—12 education system in the United States is the fact that as the population changes, the particular needs of children change with it. One of the largest demographic shifts in the last decade is the increase in the number of children who speak English as their second language. The majority of these children are born in the United States and thus from a very young age are acquiring both the language of their family as well as the language of the larger community. These very young children are dual language learners (DLLs).

Cultural Awareness and Knowledge are Fundamental to Serving U.S. Children and Families

May 19, 2016
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The Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation hosted a second discussion on cultural responsiveness.