Mobilizing Teachers, Parents and Stakeholders to Support Assessment

The Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) consortium, made up of 12 states and the District of Columbia, developed an assessment to measure student progress toward meeting new state learning standards, known as Common Core.

Meet Today’s Student: Educating Policymakers about the Needs of Higher Ed Students

When we think “college students”, most of us envision 18- to-21- year-olds who are fresh out of high school. Increasingly, this idea falls short. Students today are more diverse than ever – and they are struggling to graduate.

Are You All-in 4 Pre-K?

Indiana is one of only 8 states in the nation without a pre-k program for low-income students. So United Way of Central Indiana enlisted our team to help expand their grassroots campaign to help push for the expansion of an existing state-funded pre-k pilot program, which would help serve an additional 7,000 children from low-income families annually.

Leveraging Data and Behavioral Science to Engage Conservative Americans

To further its mission of increasing education attainment after high school in the U.S., a leading national education foundation identified an opportunity audience to further its engagement: politically interested conservatives.