The Time to Prioritize Literacy is Now
Sometimes I think of literacy among Minnesota students as a stopped-up pipe. Water is making its way but it isn’t […]
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October 2021 Research Rundown
Welcome to EdAllies’ October Research Rundown; our curated list of recent, relevant research we think is worth adding to the […]
Read MoreWhat’s in the Governor’s Education Budget?
Late January, Governor Walz released a budget proposal with 428-pages on education. Many of the priorities tie back to his […]
Read MoreWhat Does the Federal CARES Act Mean for Education in MN?
After swift action to secure bipartisan agreement at the federal level, legislators passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security […]
Read More7 Education Debates to Watch as the Legislature Wraps Up
With two weeks left in Minnesota’s 2019 legislative session (assuming we don’t head into a special session), our divided Legislature […]
Read More2019 Legislative Session: What We’re Working on for MN Kids
The 2019 state legislative session kicked off last Tuesday, and policymakers have already laid out some of their top policy […]
Read MoreWhat Education Proposals Landed on the Governor’s Cutting Room Floor (and Why)
As the 2018 legislative session was winding down, I reported out on key provisions that the Legislature had proposed to […]
Read MoreICYMI: 6 Education Policy Changes to Watch
Although Minnesota’s 2017 legislative session has technically been over for weeks, the Legislature and governor have some lingering disagreements, which […]
Read MoreAn Unprecedented End of Session: What We Know (and What We Don’t)
Although the dust is still settling on the 2017 state legislative session, I wanted to provide a brief update on […]
Read MoreGov. Dayton Vetoed the Education Funding Bill. Now What?
On Friday, Gov. Dayton vetoed HF890, the omnibus E-12 education appropriations bill. While this bill got a lot right for […]
Read MoreCapitol Update: What’s Happening with Teacher Licensure, Early Learning, & More
Since the 2017 state legislative kicked off in January, EdAllies has been working to ensure that state legislators do what’s […]
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