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Evaluation a la mode 🍦 When the time comes to start evaluating your program's applications, Good Grants has a variety of reviewing modes for you to use! Whether it's casting votes, picking favourites or scoring, we've got you covered. https://hubs.ly/Q02yfGDR0 #GoodGrantsTips

A great article out from Ed Weekly explaining Title III Funding. https://lnkd.in/enu4yD9S Those with Title III monies should consider: "What needs do we have? What can we use these funds for? And what kind of strategies are effective in addressing those needs?"

You can catch up on all our blog posts here: Thought pieces on the White Paper, the current state of education and the academy world, and where it’s headed, how Trusts can and should grow, and more. https://lnkd.in/dEMYpTbZ

Don’t miss the Strategic Student Support report 💡 It helps with decision making about blanket awards and scholarship amounts. So that the money provided can do its vital job of keeping students able to study. 🚀 In partnership with National Association of Student Money Advisers (NASMA) the report answers: • Whether struggling students who have received a financial award feel their situation was improved • The average amount received and how much would make a real difference • What students need the money for Get your free copy 👇

How do people feel about the state of education in America? Check out these topic search result in the Roper iPoll. platform to view #PublicOpinion on #Education over time, https://bit.ly/3VEH9hd

Found some grants but not sure how to apply? Here's a quick guide: https://lnkd.in/gJfSTJsE 📝

Found some grants but not sure how to apply? Here's a quick guide: https://lnkd.in/gJfSTJsE 📝

Time will tell whether the new system is better or whether the whole venture will be moot. https://lnkd.in/e2zfcd7i

Does equity grading help students? Listen in as Lance Izumi discusses this and more in the education space on the Lars Larson Show:

OSPI's 2025 legislative budget requests would fully fund special education, add and retain classified school employees, and provide funds to cover the inflationary costs of materials and supplies.   These requests aim to get Washington state back on the path toward fulfilling its constitutional obligation to provide a basic education for all students.   Watch State Superintendent Reykdal's press conference this Monday, September 23, at 10 am to learn more about OSPI's legislative priorities and how they support student achievement. The press conference will stream live on OSPI's YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn channels. #WAedu