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…
What Would Andrew Do?
(See the second post on this topic Beyond the Carnegie Unit) Earlier today, the Carnegie Foundation for…
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…
Helping HELP: Paul Leather’s Testimony on Assessments and Accountability
Earlier today, Paul Leather, Deputy Commissioner at NH’s Department of Education, testified at the Senate HELP Committee…
#SOTU: Building Capacity for the Future of U.S. Education
This evening, President Obama reinforced policy initiatives that underscore essential elements to strengthen our country’s public schools….
iNACOL Policy Update – Off to the Races
The 2015 legislative session is well underway, and new bills are being dropped in the hopper at…
iNACOL Policy Update – Just Getting Started
Happy New Year! This blog is to share policy developments in the field of K-12 online learning,…
North Carolina: Optimizing Best Practices through a Convening of Thought Leaders
“In education, what is not focused on pedagogy is politics.” This is how Tony Habit, President of…