The Building State Capacity and Productivity Center's new report is the first in a series intended to help state education agencies use performance management to support school improvement.
What's Happening
What's Happening
CRPE's ideas, strategies and research have an impact nationwide, helping education leaders at the federal, state, district, and school level. Find out what CRPE researchers are up to now...
May 20 2013
CRPE Policy Director Christine Campbell discussed school autonomy on Minneapolis Public Radio.
May 14 2013
CRPE's analysis of New York state's special education enrollment is highlighted in the blog from the Washington State Charter Schools Association.
May 9 2013
The seventh edition of Hopes, Fears, & Reality explores whether charters are living up to their promise of fostering innovation.
Apr 29 2013
Dr. Betheny Gross talks about CRPE's study on the financial implications of blended learning models.
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Date: Oct 3 2013
Where: Cleveland, Ohio
Workshops, exercises, and participant-led discussions on many key Portfolio Strategy topics.
Date: Jul 25 2013
Where: Online
This webinar will help participants to better understand their state’s data, identify highly productive models, make comparisons among schools, understand the labor force, and identify critical financial and student data needed for productivity reform.
Date: Jul 9 2013
Where: Seattle, WA
Please save the date for the 9th Network Meeting. It will be held July 9th-11th in Seattle, Washington, and will focus on the intersection of choice and accountability.
Date: Jun 13 2013
Where: Invite Only
This Forum will feature leaders of New York City’s key innovation initiatives. Steven Hodas, Executive Director of Innovate NYC Schools, and Andrea Coleman, Director of iZone, will discuss the role school districts can play in promoting innovation and creating schools of the future.
Date: May 22 2013
Where: Online
In this free webinar, Robin Lake and Betheny Gross will share key points from CRPE's November 2012 New York State Special Education Enrollment Analysis and discuss ways SEAs and authorizers can address and respond to potential enrollment issues.
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May 20 2013
This monthly newsletter provides timely updates on news from other compact sites and easy access to relevant resources.
May 1 2013
Robin Lake previews this year's edition of Hopes, Fears, & Reality, which focuses on growth and innovation in the charter sector amidst the demand for better schools, Common Core State Standards, and constrained fiscal realities.
May 1 2013
Michael Horn writes about how and why many charter schools in California have innovated through technology and asks what it will take for more to follow nationwide.
May 1 2013
Jeffrey Henig explores the issues around the growth of charter schools in suburban and affluent neighborhoods.
May 1 2013
Marguerite Roza urges the charter sector to get innovative about designing a more sustainable cost structure.
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May 23
new WA State Charter Schools Assn. will support start-up of high-quality public charter schools in our state http://t.co/sflBkNV2VK
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May 22
RT @rbnlake: My colleague @ccamp67 argues for coupling school accountability with autonomy on Minnesota Public Radio http://t.co/epruWxqGPU
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May 22
New report: The SEA of the Future, eds. Betheny Gross & Ashley Jochim. 1st in a biannual series from the BSCP Center http://t.co/FakhjZ2QBm
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May 22
Today 1pm EST: Free webinar w/ @RbnLake & Betheny Gross on charter school #SpecEd enrollment. Still time to register: http://t.co/33e899cWkw
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May 22
via @newamericaed Early Ed Watch: Ed Dept’s RttT District-Level Competition Keeps Door Open for PreK-3rd Reforms http://t.co/SiV06r0djw
