The findings, based on feedback from nearly 2,000 K-12 educators surveyed in fall 2024, raise red flags about the readiness of young people to transition into college, career, or other postsecondary paths.
Report Shows Most High School Graduates Are Underprepared for College and Careers Read More »
In classrooms across America, teachers are facing a silent epidemic, one that doesn’t stem from curriculum changes or standardized tests, but from the emotional weight of their students’ traumas
When Caring Hurts: How Student Trauma Fuels a Teacher Crisis Read More »
The push for minimum grading policies, particularly the adoption of a 50% grade floor, is gaining traction as educators grapple with the best ways to ensure that students have a fighting chance at success.
New York Schools Weigh the Equity of Minimum Grading Policies: Reform or Risk? Read More »
Student loan debt has ballooned into a national crisis, reshaping the way young adults plan their futures, from career choices to homeownership.
7 Surprising Truths About Student Loan Debt in America Read More »
The future of K-12 education in New York depends not only on what happens inside the classroom, but also on how deeply schools can connect with the communities around them
A New Vision: The Future of Community Engagement in K-12 Education Read More »
While there is no single formula to predict violent behavior, research and real-world experience suggest that early intervention can make a difference.
