State boards can do more to ensure that K-12 students are prepared to be thoughtful, engaged citizens.
read moreIf research is to inform state policy, important gaps in research should be filled.
read moreThere are many good reasons for state boards to pay attention to the depth and breadth of instruction their schools offer in music, drama, theater, dance, and media arts.
read moreService learning opportunities help develop students' social, emotional, and academic skills.
read moreTo move the needle on literacy, state policymakers must consider the full spectrum of research and focus on high-quality teacher preparation, continuous professional development, and rich curriculum to meet the needs of all students.
read moreThis NASBE policy update discusses ways state boards can bridge the divide between English-only and non-English speakers by promoting policies to increase world language workforce capacity and better align language programs to communities and national need.
read moreFour state boards are improving STEM learning through revised standards, special diplomas, and promotion of partnerships.
read moreAs they look to the future of schools, state boards of education must ask the “what if” questions necessary to shape policies that can help ensure students have the opportunities to enter their own futures with confidence.
read moreStates can ensure equitable access to deeper learning skills in the classroom by leveraging resources, rigor, and educational experiences.
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