Learn about how personalized learning is being implemented in schools across Colorado with the help of a unique state-level education organization, the Colorado Education Initiative.
Even with a simplified process for choosing high schools, accessing high-quality options remains a challenge for some families.
Travis Pillow highlights the need for a more agile, personalized public education system.
Robin Lake writes that our public education system must do more to instill the values of civic engagement.
In our recent special education study, we found that Washington state’s charter schools are serving students with disabilities at a higher rate than the national charter school average. When our data revealed the schools were also serving students with a wide range of disabilities in a mostly inclusive environment, I reflected on my own experience.
Georgia Heyward identifies several trends in cities offering public school choice and shares strategies for addressing the most persistent challenges.
In the push for next gen learning, NGLC director Andy Calkins says the biggest challenge is effective change management.
Twenty-five years ago, CRPE was founded on the idea of the school as the locus of change. Today we are reexamining our old assumptions in light of new technical possibilities, changes in the economy, and a recognition that even the most effective schools may need to develop new approaches to better serve students whose needs warrant more individualized learning pathways or supports. This post is part of a series on what the school or learning system of the next 25 years might look like.
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