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This paper identifies key issues and questions that might be considered and explored by state decision makers in including the nation's growing population of English Learners (ELs) into state accountability systems.
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This brief is intended to accompany the technical paper, Incorporating English Learner Progress into State Accountability Systems (Goldschmidt & Hakuta, 2017) to provide guidance to state teams about including ELs most effectively in their Title I accountability plan.

Including English Learners in Your…

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"Good to Great" is a three-part research project goes straight to the source and asks some of our nation's best educators to share their insights and reflections on these critical questions.
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The Center on Great Teachers and Leaders, and its partners at the American Institutes for Research Policy Center, offer these resources on teacher shortages.
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The GTL Center offers states a quick and easy platform to access all resources that align with consolidated planning around teachers and leaders.
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The purpose of this brief is to provide information to state, district, and school personnel seeking support to determine whether their students are on a path to postsecondary success.
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This brief presents a policy framework to support states' efforts to move their CCR visions forward in a cohesive manner.
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This paper is intended as a resource for state education agency (SEA) staff as they develop their new ESSA accountability models.
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This report recommends four measures that states can integrate with accountability systems as a mechanism to help design college and career ready K-12 education systems.
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Title: CCSSO Federal Funding Streams Resources

Description: CCSSO has developed the following resources related to federal funding streams, including how SEAs can drive more meaningful grant spending across the state.