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    Postsecondary Success, Basic Needs

    Financial Knowledge and Basic Needs Insecurity Among Undergraduate Students

    Can increasing financial knowledge among college students reduce basic needs insecurity? Explore our findings from nationally representative data.

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    English Learners, School System Improvement

    Supporting Multilingual Learners and Supplemental Intervention Services

    North Thurston School District partnered with us to evaluate two of its programs—one for multilingual learners and the other for students receiving supplemental intervention services.

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    Early Learning, English Learners

    Seattle Preschool Program Process Evaluation

    Seattle’s Department of Education and Early Learning partnered with us and AIR to evaluate three Seattle Preschool Program classroom models.

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    Postsecondary Success

    Sponsored Dual Credit in Oregon: A Unique Dual Enrollment Teacher Qualification Design

    Learn about Oregon’s unique dual enrollment model, designed to address challenges in the number of high school teachers qualified to teach dual credit.

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    Youth, Family & Community, Family Engagement, Youth Engagement

    What Works in Reengaging Young Adults

    More than four million U.S. young adults have disengaged from the K–12 education system. We partnered with the Annie E. Casey Foundation to study reengagement programs’ goals and effectiveness.

  • Reengaging Young Adults
    Youth, Family & Community

    Effective Program Features and Practices for Reengaging Young Adults

    What factors contribute to the success of school reengagement programs for young adults? The Annie E. Casey Foundation partnered with us to find out.

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    Postsecondary Success

    Louisiana State University’s Introduction to Computational Thinking: Implementation Fidelity Report

    Louisiana State University’s Introduction to Computational Thinking course builds skills in problem solving, programming, and mathematics.

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    Career & Technical Education, Postsecondary Success

    Guiding Governments to Build Cross-Sector Partnerships for Career Success

    Working with the National Association of Counties, Education Northwest created tools to help local leaders promote cross-sector partnerships for education and employment.

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    English Learners

    Developing Oregon’s Multilingual Learner Strategic Plan

    The Oregon Department of Education partnered with us—with input from over 400 individuals in 60 focus groups—to develop a new Multilingual Strategic Plan for the state.

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    School System Improvement, Youth, Family & Community

    Community Partnerships for Reengagement Initiative

    Education Northwest partners with Washington state’s Open Doors program to help the youth furthest from justice to reengage with learning and pursue their goals.

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    School System Improvement, Youth, Family & Community

    Implementing Multi-Tiered Systems of Support in Edmonds

    Edmonds School District—one of the most diverse in Washington state—partnered with us to help implement a multi-tiered system of support aligned with its strategic plan.

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    Postsecondary Success

    Building Resiliency in Rural Communities for the Future of Work

    Achieving the Dream’s Building Resiliency in Rural Communities initiative supports a cohort of seven rural colleges in helping students build digital skills.

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    English Learners

    Exploring the Long-Term Results of Beaverton’s Dual Language Programs

    To support multilingual learners, Beaverton School District partnered with us to assess the impact of its dual language programs.

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    English Learners, Dual Language

    Dual Language and English Language Development

    Beaverton School District has Oregon’s third largest population of multilingual students, including English learners, who bring valuable cultural, linguistic, and individual strengths, assets, and diversity to the classroom.

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    Postsecondary Success

    Homelessness and Housing Insecurity Among Community College Students Evaluation Report

    Evaluating the College Housing Assistance Program in Tacoma, which provided housing vouchers to students experiencing homelessness.

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