Embracing a broader vision means seeing school as a civic space and the everyday experience of school as an incubator of civic knowledge, skills, and commitment.
read moreYoung people are wired for civics learning that connects them to their communities, builds their agency, and leverages relationships.
read moreMore and better civics will inspire students to become better citizens who will be equipped to participate, preserve, and defend America’s democracy and engage in reasoned, respectful discourse.
read moreZachary Cote explores how teaching historical thinking can support an engaged, informed citizenry that is equipped and willing to sustain a democracy.
read moreTo boost critical knowledge and skill building, some states offer diploma seals and school recognition programs.
read moreNASBE analysis highlights state outcomes, lessons learned, and a path forward from ARP funding for students experiencing homelessness.
read moreState boards can help drive improvements in programs serving students in unstable housing and ensure effective implementation.
read moreMembers of NASBE’s Early Childhood Education State Network convened in Washington, DC, on June 2-3 to explore policies and initiatives for expanding pre-K and meeting early learners’ needs, including through the development of curriculum, early literacy and math policies, mixed delivery systems, and supporting English learners. State board members and staff from Arkansas, Delaware, Hawai‘i, […]
read more(sentence of description of what webinar is!) State leaders join us for a conversation on assessment..
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