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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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Accelerate Academic Success
Reimagine Assessments
Innovations in Assessment: A Progress Report on Five Ways to Reimagine Assessment for the Field
Juneteenth
How the word is passed: Juneteenth and the will to turn words into results
Cultivate Coherent and Thriving Systems
action awards
2022 SEL in Action Awards Announced!
Accelerate Academic Success
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Innovating Assessments with Equity in Mind: A Tale of Five Teams
Accelerate Academic Success
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$1.78 Million in Grants Awarded to Support the Learning of Multilingual Students in California
Accelerate Academic Success
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Meeting the Moment: What Needs to be True to Spur District Innovation
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Building Strong District-Teacher Preparation Partnerships that Support a Diverse Workforce
Transform the Teaching Profession
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Centering students with disabilities in anti-racist teacher education
Transform the Teaching Profession
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Building a foundational understanding of DEIA for faculty, staff and district partners
Accelerate Academic Success
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Re-envisioning Post-COVID Work with Equity at the Center
Transform the Teaching Profession
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Anti-Racism in Teacher Preparation Through Courageous Conversations and Intentional Planning
Transform the Teaching Profession
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Prioritizing diversity, equity, inclusion and anti-racism in teacher preparation
Accelerate Academic Success
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Equity-Based Approach to Research
Coach Convene and Build Capacity
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The Importance of a ‘Sound Basic Education’ in North Carolina: Perspectives from the Field