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    School Suspensions Target Vulnerable Students and Don’t Improve Safety

    Students of color held out of class at a high rate even as overall suspensions are decreasing but also that as schools reduced suspensions, rates of unsafe behavior decreased and students reported feeling safer.

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    Supporting Collect Impact Through a Developmental Relationship Approach

    Schools alone can’t do everything when it comes to reaching out to underserved students and empowering them to succeed. Collective impact initiatives that focus on student success bring everyone together to align their efforts to better serve youth.

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    Collective Impact: Successes and Challenges From the Field

    Collective impact has emerged as a popular model in the Northwest, and nationally, for addressing long-standing challenges in reaching community-level educational goals and achieving of success for children and families.

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    Developing Youth Through a Growth Mindset

    Collective impact initiatives have data at the core of their efforts to improve communities, but when partners don’t collect or have access to the same data, it’s a challenge that calls for creative solutions.

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    Looking at Our Differences, Accepting Them, and Using Them as Strengths

    Shirley Araiza's blog post originated as a speech given to education leaders at the Oregon Leadership Network Spring Leadership Institute in Salem, Oregon.

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    Reducing School Suspensions Through Legislation

    In 2013, the Oregon Legislature made substantial changes to state school discipline statutes that guide the policies of the state’s 196 districts

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    Native Hawaiian Students’ Achievement Gap in Reading: A Longitudinal Study From Hawaii

    This paper looks at reading performance and the achievement gaps between Native Hawaiian students and their white peers with an eye toward informing policy.

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    Making More of More: Expanded Learning Time in Oregon

    I recently had the privilege of assisting the Center on Education Policy at George Washington University with a study of expanded learning time, which included an exploration of this practice in Oregon.

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    Looking at the Latest Community College Innovations and Reforms

    For many Americans, high tuition costs are a primary barrier to attending college and earning a postsecondary credential.

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    Treating Language as a Strength: The Benefits of Bilingualism

    Looking at the assets (rather than the deficits) of English learners is a way of reframing the conversation.

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    Student Voice: Listening to What Matters Most

    Our schools exist because of our students. As educators we have the awesome responsibility and unique opportunity to reach, teach and prepare our students for tomorrow.

  • A student sitting at their desk responding to the teacher

    Are Your Scaffolds for Supporting Students Helping or Getting in the Way?

    In the classroom, the ability of students to provide explanations while talking to the teacher is an important skill.

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    So You Think You Want to Conduct Research in a School District? Part 2

    When you approach a district with a request to conduct research or receive data, you probably won’t be the first.

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    So You Think You Want to Conduct Research in a School District?

    Doing research in a school district is not primarily about researchers. The best way to start is by thinking about what’s in it for the district, because that’s what they’ll want to hear first.

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    Building Bilingual Pride Through Credits for Proficiency

    English learners entering high school have to learn both English and grade-level content to begin accumulating credits to graduate.

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