
Imagine a community where all students enter kindergarten ready to learn. They succeed in school, earn a college degree, and then contribute to advancing regional economic prosperity. This is the vision in Central Texas, and the foundation for a collective impact initiative that is known as E3 Alliance (E3), or Education Equals Economics.
August 1970
Geographic Focus: North America / United States (Southwestern) / Texas (Central)

Arts and Culture;Education and Literacy
Recommendations for policy makers, K-12 educators, higher education, artists, and citizens, based on the Status of Arts Education Survey of Mississippi's K-12 Schools
August 1970
Geographic Focus: North America / United States (Southern) / Mississippi

Arts and Culture;Education and Literacy
Recommendations for policy makers, K-12 educators, higher education, artists, and citizens, based on the Status of Arts Education Survey of Mississippi's K-12 Schools
August 1970
Geographic Focus: North America / United States (Southern) / Mississippi

Children and Youth;Education and Literacy;Employment and Labor
Eduployment: The bifurcation of school and work, education and employment, college and career is out of date and meaningless. We need to use a both/and rather than an either/or framework in going forward. We call this eduployment.
August 1970
Geographic Focus: North America / United States

Arts and Culture, Education and Literacy
In the fall of 2011, Quadrant Arts Education Research, in partnership with Michigan Youth Arts, the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, the Michigan Department of Education, and ArtServe Michigan, began a statewide study of arts education in Michigan schools. The project was designed to create a never-before-available picture of arts education in Michigan and institute baseline information for tracking and measuring future progress. This landmark study provides essential data on student access, teacher training, assessment and accountability in arts education in K-12 schools in Michigan. The data provides the groundwork to drive future arts education policy decisions that effect all Michigan students.
The principals of 4163 schools, including 718 private and 293 charter schools, were asked to complete an online survey detailing numerous building-level specifics on arts education in their schools.
August 1970
Geographic Focus: North America-United States (Midwestern)-Michigan

Children and Youth;Education and Literacy
This guide is designed to help foundations identify investment opportunities that will have the greatest value in advancing efforts to increase graduation rates. There are many different approaches to increase the graduation rate, ranging from early learning opportunities to youth employment programs. Although members of YTFG make investments all along this continuum, our collaborative work has been to stem the tide of young people flowing out of our high schools without a diploma. The recommendations in this guide are based on our collective experiences as we work to increase the graduation rates of struggling students and those who fall off track to graduation.
August 1970
Geographic Focus: North America / United States

Children and Youth;Education and Literacy
This guide is designed to help foundations identify investment opportunities that will have the greatest value in advancing efforts to increase graduation rates. There are many different approaches to increase the graduation rate, ranging from early learning opportunities to youth employment programs. Although members of YTFG make investments all along this continuum, our collaborative work has been to stem the tide of young people flowing out of our high schools without a diploma. The recommendations in this guide are based on our collective experiences as we work to increase the graduation rates of struggling students and those who fall off track to graduation.
August 1970
Geographic Focus: North America / United States

Children and Youth;Education and Literacy
This guide is designed to help foundations identify investment opportunities that will have the greatest value in advancing efforts to increase graduation rates. There are many different approaches to increase the graduation rate, ranging from early learning opportunities to youth employment programs. Although members of YTFG make investments all along this continuum, our collaborative work has been to stem the tide of young people flowing out of our high schools without a diploma. The recommendations in this guide are based on our collective experiences as we work to increase the graduation rates of struggling students and those who fall off track to graduation.
August 1970
Geographic Focus: North America / United States