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Standards Gap: Why Many Students Score Proficient on State Tests But Not on NAEP The 74 Bring back National standards. the74million.org/article/standa…

37 governors have delivered their 2025 State of the State addresses. Check out what they're saying about education: future-ed.org/tracking-educa…

.Bella DiMarco: Chronic absenteeism is worst in kindergarten, 9th and 12th grades, state data show FutureEd buff.ly/41lCCBX

Private school choice is once again a major policy battleground in state legislatures in 2025. So far, we've identified 89 bills seeking to expand, revise, or restrict these programs—two have already been enacted. Follow our tracker for updates: future-ed.org/legislative-tr…

New data from 22 states and D.C. show chronic absenteeism hits hardest in high school and kindergarten, underscoring the need for tailored attendance strategies. future-ed.org/chronic-studen…

Chronic student absenteeism remains a significant challenge in the nation’s schools. A FutureEd analysis of state data reveals the attendance problem is much more severe in some grades, pointing to the importance of tailoring support strategies the74million.org/article/chroni…

.Bella DiMarco: State of the States — school choice, student well-being, higher ed top governors' priorities for 2025 FutureEd buff.ly/Wrs2Niw

"We can’t have a strong workforce, social mobility, national cohesion, or even a functioning democracy without a populace that is far better educated than ours is today," writes Thomas Toch in a new piece for Washington Monthly. washingtonmonthly.com/2025/03/19/edu…

Tom Toch FutureEd is on the right track here w/ 6 education reforms to strengthen schools --> washingtonmonthly.com/2025/03/19/edu…

We’re tracking 49 bills across 20 states aimed at tackling chronic absenteeism. Some focus on early identification and intervention, others revisit disciplinary responses—and a few try incentives, from parent payments to ice cream at school. future-ed.org/legislative-tr…

What makes a school great? In our latest report, we partnered with Keystone Policy Ctr to explore how we define and measure school success—and how we can do it better. Check it out: future-ed.org/quality-check-…

Lynn Olson and FutureEd cite multiple Consortium studies around the five essential supports in their new report, "Quality Check: The New, Best Way to Measure School Performance." Read it here: future-ed.org/wp-content/upl…

How do we really measure a “good school”? FutureEd has a new report calling for a better approach grounded in research that captures what makes a school truly successful. Read more: future-ed.org/quality-check-… #SchoolQuality #EdResearch

This new report from FutureEd offers a comprehensive look at how K–12 systems are exploring micro-credentialing to capture skills that matter in classrooms and careers alike. hubs.li/Q03pg4Q20

Olson & Toch: More than test scores, a comprehensive set of research-based metrics would provide a richer understanding of a school's success buff.ly/S14h2PJ

What makes a school successful, and how should we measure it? Join us this Wednesday at 2pm ET for a webinar with an expert panel exploring better ways to evaluate school performance. 📅 Register now: future-ed.org/event/webinar-…

Out-of-School Programs’ Role in Reversing Chronic Absenteeism FutureEd future-ed.org/out-of-school-…

If you missed the FutureEd's recent webinar (featuring our own Elaine Allensworth), How Should We Measure School Performance? A Conversation, the whole thing is now available online: future-ed.org/webinar-how-sh…

Universal private school choice is growing fast, but who’s actually benefiting, and at what cost? FutureEd 's latest report dives into participation, spending, equity, and outcomes across 10 states. 🔗 future-ed.org/directional-si…

📊 Education, by the numbers: $6.2 billion in Congressionally appropriated K–12 funding remains withheld from states—that's about 10% of each state’s federal education dollars. For more educational statistics, check out the FutureEd Index: future-ed.org