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Member Insights: Investing in the Deep South
"If you’ve never been on a bus filled with education grantmakers from across the country... let me be the first to tell you: it’s an experience you won’t soon forget." Sara Sneed, president and CEO of The NEA Foundation, shares a journey through history, community and possibility in the Deep South.
What’s It Like to Lead Grantmakers for Education in Tumultuous Times?
Trends in Education Philanthropy: Benchmarking 2025
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A National Progress Report: Education
This report provides a critical analysis of the United States’ status across key societal measures. This section focuses on education.
Guide to Creating "Safe Space Policies" for Early Childhood Programs
A recent change to federal immigration policy will now allow federal agents to carry out immigration enforcement actions in previously protected locations such as schools and child care programs. This newly-updated guide addresses what this policy means, and what actions programs can take to continue to support children and families in your community.
Measuring Ambitious and Inclusive Mathematics Instruction
This report provides preliminary evidence of validity and reliability of a classroom observation tool.
Looking at What’s Ahead for Education
In this publication, readers can examine future possibilities raised by KnowledgeWorks’ recent explorations of the future of learning in five key areas that shape how education operates today and will determine what unfolds for education systems and learners in the future.
A Policymaker’s Guide to State Summative Assessment Systems
In partnership with EdTrust, this policy guide offers an overview of federal requirements, considerations for policymakers to increase the quality and function of assessments, and examples of innovative state approaches to flexibilities in federal policy.
A 1975 law helped kids with disabilities access education. Schools now need more help
In the 1970s, a landmark federal law gave children with disabilities a right to a free, public education, and offered federal money. Today, many say that isn't enough. With insight from Tammy Kolbe of American Institutes for Research.
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