The Study of Education Policy has been awarded a two-year, $4.3 million Supporting Effective Educator Development Renewal grant by the U.S. Department of Education. 

State Superintendent of Education Dr. Carmen Ayala presented on the topic of equity to doctoral students in the Education Administration and Foundations (EAF) department on Wednesday, September 30. Ayala served as guest speaker for EAF 512, a doctoral level policy methods class taught by Drs. Lisa Hood and Erika Hunt.

Dr. Lee Rasch, Ed.D. ’90, presented to the EAF 512 Advanced Topics in Research Methodology: Educational Policy Analysis class on “Leading in a Politically Divided Environment.”

Below are upcoming opportunities to explore.

Below are resources for early childhood professionals and those serving the early childhood community.

The following resources focus on the educational climate and betterment of those serving the K–12 educational community.

The following is a list of recent resources for those focused on the professional improvement of teachers, principals, and other educational leaders.

Here are some new resources and news for the field of higher education.

The following resources might be helpful to school districts and the community partners who work with them.