Teaching the Way Young Children Learn
Last Friday, December 19th, we kicked off our Principals' Institute, hosted by the City University of New York (CUNY) and […]
Equity and Excellence in the Earliest Years, from Administration for Children & Families
Equity and Excellence in the Earliest Years: Action on Expulsion and Suspension in Early Childhood Settings By Shantel Meek, PhD, […]
Upcoming Event: From Italy to Sweden to New York City
What: From Italy to Sweden to New York City: Pedagogical documentation as a tool for transformation Where: Brooklyn New School […]
NYT Article: Help Families From Day 1
Claire Huntington, author of “Failure to Flourish: How Law Undermines Family Relationships” and a law professor at Fordham, writes in […]
NYT Article: Teaching Is Not a Business
In a marketplace that fosters business models, competitiveness and disruptive innovation, David Kirp discusses the importance of cultivating relationships between […]
Making the Hours Count (New America Education)
In the latest policy brief by Education Policy Program at New America, policy analyst Alexander Holt explores the disparities in […]
A Mad Dash to enroll Preschoolers (The Wall Street Journal)
Due to the city aim to offer 33,000 full day Universal Pre-K seats by fall in New York City, […]
The Preschool Nation Summit in NYC (DigitalJournal)
The country's first Preschool Nation Summit will be held August 5, gathering leaders inside and outside the field of early […]
Early Childhood and Human Capital (Washington Post)
Since the 2007-2009 recession, there have been historically high, long-term unemployment rates throughout the nation. Economists, policymakers, and businesspeople have […]
Universal Pre-K Expansion Program (CapitalNY)
With the city’s mayor de Blasio pushing for an additional $300 million for the five boroughs and $40 million for […]