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Through funding provided by the Texas Legislature each biennium, TWC uses JET grants to defray start-up costs to develop career and technical education programs for public community, state, and technical colleges; school districts; and open-enrollment charter schools. https://lnkd.in/gmCNEKia

Educating America: Progress and Challenges in Providing All Students with the Education Needed for Adult Success is the first in-depth analysis of the pandemic’s impact on high school graduation rates across the nation, including at the state and district levels. Read the first annual report here - https://lnkd.in/gFMff2p7

Based on administration and board member comments, it appears likely that Beavercreek City Schools will bring the new school bond issue to voters again in May. Discussion of this topic begins at 1:49 time hack in the video below. Key reasons are as follows: 1. Students need the space. 2. Trailers are inefficient, costly, unsafe, and ugly. 3. The proposed plan is a community-driven plan and we don't currently have time to go back to the community to develop a new plan. 4. Unilaterally scaling back the plan our citizens brought us would make it no longer the community's plan. I urge you to get involved with our Levy Committee to help spread awareness of the need and the plans. Our students and teachers need the space to learn. Levy committee: https://lnkd.in/eAjARWHm #Yes4BCS https://lnkd.in/eQaq8Mq8

Most people know that funding for public education in Texas lags far behind the national average. What many people may not know, however, is how badly special education is underfunded ($1.8 billion each year). To provide equitable educational opportunities for ALL students, state leadership must address special ed funding reform. Read more about it in my op-ed: https://lnkd.in/gfMAGUmX

Here is my first quick video at Good Reason Houston! Excited to get to do more video work now. Learn about all the legislative opportunities for education in the upcoming session. ?? ? #videography #shorts #reels #publiceducation #government #stategovernment #texasgovernment #texas

Another successful PCACAC - Potomac and Chesapeake Region conference completed, and as in previous years, I depart feeling energized and eager for what lies ahead! Let’s do this! Key takeaways: 1. The FAFSA crisis poses significant impacts for Fall 2024 and beyond. 2. There’s more work ahead to integrate Direct Admissions into the mainstream and unlock its potential to broaden access for all students, but the future looks promising. ????? 3. The bond betweeen high school counselors and college admissions folks is stronger than ever! 4. Attending a conference in your hometown requires obligatory lunch with family, especially for a Waffle House fix unavailable in Chicago.

LAUNCH funding can even help you prepare for an apprenticeship with Idaho Power. Learn more about what it takes to get your foot in the door at idahopower.com/apprentice, and make sure you make time to apply for LAUNCH!

#BilloftheWeek: #RCRC-sponsored Assembly Bill 240, authored by Assembly Member Juan Alanis (R-Merced), is RCRC’s Bill of the Week. This bill addresses educational inequities in five rural California counties—Amador, Alpine, Mariposa, Modoc, and Sierra—that are wholly or partially outside California Community College districts.?Specifically this bill directs the Little Hoover Commission, an independent state oversight agency, to conduct a comprehensive study on the educational needs and opportunities for these counties. The study will include data gathering, analysis, and consultation with a working group of representatives from the public higher education system and the affected counties. Details are available in RCRC’s Barbed Wire newsletter here: https://bit.ly/4huvRUS

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"When we provide students with high-quality public education, we provide them with the power to follow and achieve their dreams." This powerful quote underscores the critical role of Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) in our educational landscape. MTSS isn't just about academic intervention; it's about creating an environment where every student can thrive, regardless of their starting point. By implementing robust systems work, we ensure that our schools are not just places of learning, but places of opportunity and hope. Every child deserves the chance to succeed, and through MTSS, we can tailor support to meet the diverse needs of our students, paving the way for their future success. Let’s continue to champion high-quality public education and robust systems that empower every student to reach their full potential. Together, we can make dreams a reality! #Education #MTSS #SystemsWork #StudentSuccess #PublicEducation #ESD105 #OSPI