iNACOL Policy Update – Bill Movement Takes Center Stage
February 27 – March 5, 2015 March is a busy month in state legislatures—some are adjourning, some…
Can Federal Grants Drive Personalized Learning?
This post originally appeared at the Christensen Institute on February 13, 2015. As ESEA debates heat up…
iNACOL Legislative Update – ESEA Suddenly On Hold, Must be Friday the 13th
February 13-19, 2015 There is still a significant amount of legislation being introduced this session. Some states…
What Comes after “Next”?
The question seems laughable, doesn’t it? Particularly for institutions just beginning to hash out what a CBE…
iNACOL Policy Update – House to Move on ESEA, States Move Bills to Open Access
February 5-12, 2015 The month of February is almost halfway over, but the bills are still being…
Statement on House ESEA Markup and Recommendations for Essential Elements
As the reauthorization process continues for a next generation Elementary and Secondary Education Act, we urge Members…
iNACOL Policy Update – Punxsutawney Phil Sees His Shadow, Predicts Long Legislative Session
January 30 – February 5, 2015 With ESEA reauthorization moving on Capitol Hill and more states coming…
iNACOL Policy Update – Enabling Policies to Transform K-12 Education
January 23-29, 2015 January is coming to a close and the introduction of new bills should start…
iNACOL Policy Update – That’s a Wrap on the First Month of 2015 Session
January 23-29, 2015 January is coming to a close and the introduction of new bills should start…
iNACOL Policy Update – States and Congress and #SOTU, Oh My!
Welcome to the fourth installment of the iNACOL Policy Update. January is proving to be a busy…