Free Community College Plan Should Target Those Who Need It Most (Commonwealth Beacon)

by Rebecca Grossfield | Jan 14, 2024 | Local News, News

Op-ed by Josh Goodman. Read News...

MA Emergency Licensure Research Amongst NCTQ’s Most-Read Blogs of the Year

by Rebecca Grossfield | Dec 21, 2023 | News, Spotlights

NCTQ’s Teacher Quality Bulletin blog has named  “Meeting the moment with measurement: Massachusetts’ lessons from emergency teacher licensure” as one of their five most-read blogs of the year. Read News item Policy...

Q&A: WEPC Faculty Affiliate Yasuko Kanno

by Rebecca Grossfield | Nov 30, 2023 | News

Q&A: WEPC Faculty Affiliate Yasuko Kanno This fall, Yasuko Kanno–after many years of exceptional work at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development–joined the Wheelock Educational Policy Center as a faculty affiliate. We couldn’t be more...

Massachusetts emergency licensed teachers performed as well as other new educators

by Tanisha Bhat | Nov 28, 2023 | National News, News

Olivia Chi is quoted and cited in an article by K-12 Dive about emergency licensed teacher performance. Read News item Policy...

Will BPS’s inclusion plan improve academic outcomes for students with disabilities? The research is murky. (The Boston Globe)

by Tanisha Bhat | Oct 24, 2023 | Local News, News

Nathan Jones is cited and quoted in a Boston Globe story. Read News item Policy Brief Working...

Promises and limitations of financial incentives to address special education staffing challenges (Brookings Institution)

by Tanisha Bhat | Sep 26, 2023 | National News, News

Elizabeth Bettini discusses in a Brookings Institution article the challenges school districts face when hiring and retaining special education teachers and possible solutions to address the issue.  Read News...