The Education Reform Project (EDURP)’s Post

Project 2025: The Battle for Education’s Future In this upcoming Educators House conference, we're diving into Project 2025—NO CAP. Is it a blueprint for reform or a recipe for chaos? We’re peeling back the layers on School Choice, Title I, the Department of Education. Are these policies giving power back to the people or pulling the rug out from under our students and teachers? This isn’t about left or right—it’s about the future of education, your classroom, your kids. Join us as we ask the tough questions. No fluff, just facts. Let’s get educated—if not us, who? https://lnkd.in/gMeGxK32

Rethinking high school comes up in conversation with educators all the time. How do we create high schools that are more responsive to the needs of our state's economy, communities, and students? The one-size-fits-all approach may not be as effective for our changing world. How Should High School Change? These Districts May Have the Answer (edweek.org)

Access, autonomy, and accountability lead to high-quality learning opportunities and better outcomes for students. Learn the truth about charter school oversight: https://lnkd.in/e3MDqbue

When districts are faced with school closures and consolidations, how will district leaders prioritize effective core instruction? In our newly published historical case study—Stronger Together: A Review of How Two Schools Improved Instruction After Consolidating—two Nebraska schools earned national recognition and increased learning gains through the challenging time of consolidation. Download the case study here: https://hubs.la/Q02f_WNb0  

Our last Innovator Workshop is happening next week 🚀 St. Louis K-12 teachers, come out on January 10 to work with our team and prepare your Innovator Grant application! Application Deadline: January 31, 2023 #ITEF #StLouis #TeachersOfLinkedIn #Education #Teacher #Innovation #SchoolTechnology #Grant #Educators #School #EdTechGrants

📚 The Great Homework Debate: Is There a Clear Answer? The question of homework's role in education has sparked debates for years. Are we closer to a resolution? Tune in to our latest episode of Beyond Education as Gregory Campitelli and Mike Loder engage with Robert H. Tai, Associate Professor at the University of Virginia's School of Education and Human Development, to explore innovative perspectives and potential solutions for the future of homework in education. Be part of this transformative discussion! #HomeworkDebate #EducationRevolution #FutureOfLearning #EdChat #beyondeducation #enquirytracker #etdifference #schoolmarketing #schoolhomework #schoolenrolments #admissions #marketing #schooladmissions #schoolnews

Can we settle the great homework debate once and for all? The education landscape is rapidly changing, but the age old debate around homework still stays the same - have we finally found the solution? Gregory Campitelli and Mike Loder are joined by Robert H. Tai, Associate Professor of Education for School of Education and Human Development, University of Virginia to unpack what lies ahead for the future of education. #ticker #education #study #development https://lnkd.in/gXXKST4t

Young people are best equipped to advocate for their needs and educational aspirations, and listening to them when they say 'Bring us in' is critical to ensuring educational equity for every next generation. Our Turn's recent report explores the obstacles preventing meaningful student participation in school budgeting and provides a tool for education leaders across the country to harness active student engagement in budgeting decisions. Read the report now: https://bit.ly/3JsDqfA

In recent years, discussions about advanced and gifted education have revolved around expanding access, and last year’s final report from the National Working Group on Advanced Education offered numerous recommendations for how schools and districts can make these programs work better, and for more students. But what policies and practices do districts actually have in place for their advanced learners? To read the new study visit: https://lnkd.in/eAA9N-YF

TUNE IN TODAY: Michigan Department of Education Student Advisory Council Webinar Join #Region8CC and the Michigan Department of Education staff to learn how one state is elevating students’ perspectives around educational policies and practices. https://lnkd.in/e8PmjAqf