Are there any supplementary analyses on FRPL, ELL, or Special Education students that you are willing to share?

Curious, are there any supplemental results for ELL or special education students?

Thanks. Pm sent

Is Less More? Subject-Area Specialization and Outcomes in Elementary Schools Abstract. Whereas subject-area specialization is common practice in secondary grades, little is known about its incidence and impact in elementary schools. In this study we use data from North Carolin...

Crowdsourcing academia on here, please send it to me if you can access this article. Or, any other article on departmentalization at the elementary level.

direct.mit.edu/edfp/article...

Advertisement for a school bus in a Facebook Newsfeed.

When you sit on a school board, you get some odd advertising through social media...

What people also forget is the point of making them universal is to get both sides of the political donor class hooked on them to keep them set in stone for years to come.

In 10 years of living in a Research-1 University town, I have never had targeted promotions to work for a college or university outside of the United States. Since mid-January, I have had advertisements for China, Denmark, and Finland. What changed?

📢 #EdWorkingPapers: Women outvote men in the U.S.—and over half of the gap is explained by women's higher levels of educational attainment.

🔍 Authors: Cameron J. Arnzen, Sarah R. Cohodes

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You have to wonder how much Joe Rickett’s is paying The Gazette for this kind of advertising.

Mathematica 65,991 followers 1d • • • • To our clients, partners, and peers: We want to let you know that we are reducing our workforce to align with the needs of our clients and ensure the continued, exceptional support we've offered for decades to the public, private, and philanthropic sectors. The staff we are letting go are skilled, experienced, and passionate about their work. Any organization would be fortunate to have them. Please don't hesitate to reach out if we can be of assistance.

Dan Gaylin • 2nd President and CEO, NORC 10h • 너 + Follow Like many of our peer organizations, this week NORC had to reduce our staff to ensure we are operating effectively and have the right mix of skills to align with client needs. The people departing NORC are highly talented and capable professionals, and they have made important contributions to our mission of delivering trustworthy and reliable data and analysis to inform society's most important decisions. They will be valuable employees and colleagues wherever their careers take them next. To each of you who are leaving, and on behalf of everyone at NORC, I offer our deepest thanks and appreciation for your dedicated service and the lasting impact you've made on our organization.

marc MDRC 15,135 followers 9h • 0 To our collaborators: Like many of our peer organizations, MDRC has had to reduce our staff in recent days, letting go of many talented and highly skilled professionals. Each of these colleagues would be an asset to another organization, and we encourage you to consider them for any career opportunities you may have. MDRC remains committed to our mission of learning what works to improve policy, practice, and people's well-being.

// Westat Westat 35,042 followers 22h • In light of recent industry changes, Westat is making strategic reductions to our workforce to better align with our clients' needs. The talented professionals who are leaving Westat have made significant contributions to our mission and embody our values of uncompromising excellence, client commitment, and innovation. They are current and future leaders in their fields and will undoubtedly be an asset to any organization they join. We remain committed to our mission to improve lives by delivering exceptional data-driven research and technical assistance, fostering insights and solutions to advance health, education, and social and economic opportunity.

Heartbreaking to see announcements of major layoffs at most research organizations that have played a vital role in supporting federal statistics for education and developing high-quality evidence about what policies/practices actually work.

Below are just a few examples from my LinkedIn feed.

This entire thread, 🔥.

Joint statement from Democratic Govs. Kelly, Beshear, Evers, Ferguson, Healy, Hochul, Lujan Grisham, Mills, Murphy, Pritzker, Shapiro, Stein, Walz and Whitmer:

“Donald Trump and JD Vance used the sacred Oval Office to berate President Zelenskyy for not trusting Vladimir Putin’s word.”

I truly think people don’t realize how many universities and colleges — especially public ones — may shut down if restrictions on and withholding of federal funding persists for even one presidency

We are facing the demolition of American higher education

and a rural controlled legislature.

Iowa enrollment and ESAs, 2024-25 Where students with vouchers are coming from, and where that money could have gone

Between vouchers and the changes to AEAs, the amount of state-level education spending coming out into urban counties at the expense of rural is absolutely stunning. Especially when considering that it was brought forth by a rural governor.

betweentworivers.substack.com/p/iowa-enrol...

Michigan’s free-preschool program is worth its budget cost, a new analysis from our @timbartik.bsky.social finds.

One of the questions after my talk today was about scientists refusing to buck the administration because they fear losing their jobs.

I said that a lot of self-styled apolitical scientists lost their jobs this week, so silence will not save them. Respond and keep your values and dignity.

Flu-A and RSV took us down despite getting those shots this year.

» Federal Education Funding Data Dashboard Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan

Find out how much federally funded education programs benefit students in **each congressional district** in the US

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1.43% Increase.

State-certified public school enrollment was down 0.57% between AY23 and AY24. Meaning, the percent increase is 2.00%- 0.57%=1.43%.

Phone bans in schools don't help grades or health, study suggests It is the first study to look at school phone rules, alongside measures of pupil health and education.

I am here to say as nicely as possible that the study that this article is based on is of very poor quality (click through to the abstract and see how long it takes you to find fatal flaws) and should not be used to judge the potential effects of this policy. www.bbc.com/news/article...

1.43% Increase.

State-certified public school enrollment was down 0.57% between AY23 and AY24. Meaning, the percent increase is 2.00%- 0.57%=1.43%.

1.43% Increase.

State-certified public school enrollment was down 0.57% between AY23 and AY24, meaning the percent increase is 2.00%- 0.57%=1.43%.

I think it already is.

But seriously. Don’t call them names. We want the door open for them when they realize the mistake they made.

We are for a better America. Not a vindictive America