
Ryan Reyna
@ryanereyna
Principal, Education Strategy Group
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http://www.edstrategy.org 28-02-2014 14:19:54
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Every year, 1 in 5 HS grads who have been accepted to college and plan to go never show up on campus in the fall. Our latest blog outlines implementation models states can use to combat “summer melt” & help students stay on a path to postsecondary success. edstrategy.org/building-summe…

Our latest report w/ American Student Assistance, “Measurement for Mobility” finds that few states are prioritizing the use of postsecondary outcomes in accountability or funding incentives, which is a real missed opportunity to show value. Let us know what you think! edstrategy.org/resource/measu…




NEW in The 74: Ryan Reyna and Michael Deuser make the case that “if the ultimate goal of education is to set students on a path to economic opportunity and mobility, more states [and K-12 systems] need to place greater emphasis on postsecondary outcomes.” the74million.org/article/state-…

NYC has the largest school district AND largest metro economy, by orders of magnitude. So when NYC Public Schools launched FutureReadyNYC, their goal of getting 100k students on high-quality pathways meant bringing in local industry. The latest from Matt Gandal: forbes.com/sites/mattgand…



ASA’s Julie Lammers alongside Kathleen Mathers of ESG, Dr. Katie Jenner of Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) & Luke Rhine from U.S. Department of Education to discuss new research around implementing #careerreadiness education from a policy perspective. #JFFHorizons



Nearly 90% of students & families want more career pathways, starting in HS. Intermediaries are KEY to growing these opportunities at scale. Our latest report identifies organizations leading this work locally, and how to catalyze opportunity nationwide. edstrategy.org/resource/keys-…






We’ve had the bad news on the 24-25 FAFSA. Now the bad news about fall 2024 freshman enrollment from National Student Clearinghouse: Freshman enrollment declined by 5% year-over-year, which was driven by a 6% enrollment decline for 18-year-olds. More at National College Attainment Network (NCAN): ncan.org/news/685038/Fr…

