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At Education First we pride ourselves on being people who get stuff done to improve public education, no matter what. Check this blog for our thoughts on timely topics and issues, and relevant resources that can inform your work right away. Send your comments, suggestions for future blogs and resources to us at info@education-first.com, and let us know what you think.

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Bill Porter retirement announcement
Bill Porter to Retire from Education First, Become “Partner Emeritus”
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Building Student Engagement and Teacher Morale in an Isolated Rural District
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Refining Instruction and Addressing Teacher Burnout in a High-Achieving District
Employee Spotlight: Sheila Briggs, Principal at Education First
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New analysis of the 2024 election results and their potential impacts on education
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Stewarding coherence through cross-sector collaboration and peer-led learning
Voices of Change: What Newcomer Students Teach Us About Building More Supportive School Environments
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A new analysis of the 2024 election’s potential impacts on education
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Employee Spotlight: Ann Duffy, Principal at Education First
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Sustaining the work of the Limitless Learning Network
Design Equitable Strategy
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3 Ways to Improve the Impact of Your Strategic Plan Through Equitable Stakeholder Engagement
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Susan Bodary to Retire from Education First, Become “Partner Emeritus” 
Stay In The Game! Keep Learning, Every Day
Congratulations, to the Stay in the Game! Attendance Network
Expand Postsecondary Options and Success
Four Lessons From Better FAFSA to Reimagine Postsecondary Transitions