New episode alert: ExcelinEd's Policy Changes Lives podcast is live! Host Adriana Gobbo Harrington welcomes Ian Caraway from the Georgia Governor's Office, the lead of the state's Office of Education and Workforce Strategy, for a conversation on what it takes to connect K-12 education and workforce systems. The takeaway: better pathways require better governance, and better governance requires knowing what works. Georgia's approach shows how states can align education and workforce leaders, use data to measure results and invest in what delivers real value for students and employers. Listen to the new episode now: https://lnkd.in/d6UTYa85
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Transforming education to unlock lifelong opportunity and success for each and every child.
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Join us for the 2026 National Summit on Education in Washington, D.C., Dec. 2-4! Learn more at www.ExcelinEdSummit.org ExcelinEd is a national nonprofit transforming K-12 education to ensure success for every child with student-centered, state-based policy solutions. The organization collaborates with partners and education leaders to research, develop and implement policies that prioritize early literacy, empower families with education choice, expand innovation, strengthen school performance and prepare students to transition from education to the workforce.
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http://www.excelined.org
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- Public Policy Offices
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- 51-200 employees
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- Tallahassee, Florida
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- 2008
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Time is running out! Early bird registration for the 2026 National Summit on Education ends Friday, Sept. 18, at midnight! Register today to lock in at the discounted price and join us in Washington, D.C. for the nation’s premier summit on education. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gRVeZgie
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ExcelinEd's Policy Changes Lives podcast has returned for a third season! Listen to the season premiere as ExcelinEd hosts Cara Stillings Candal, VP of Policy, and Ji Soo Song, Policy Director of AI and Ed Tech, sit down with author Michael B. Horn to explore what meaningful technology use looks like for young learners and how policymakers can balance innovation with concerns around privacy, transparency, accountability and digital literacy. The episode also highlights ExcelinEd's model policy for responsible AI-powered educational tools — a framework for putting safeguards in place while still allowing schools and students to benefit from promising innovation. A must-listen for policymakers, educators and parents navigating AI's growing role in education. https://lnkd.in/dtvFWtq7
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Did you know it's International Literacy Day? It was started in 1967 by UNESCO "to remind policy-makers, practitioners, and the public of the critical importance of literacy for creating more literate, just, peaceful, and sustainable society." Explore ExcelinEd's website and learn about our 18 fundamental early literacy principles and how your state can ensure students have the foundational reading skills needed to learn, graduate and succeed. https://lnkd.in/dXUnWWyw
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A new season of ExcelinEd's Policy Changes Lives podcast launches this Thursday. Season 3 brings fresh conversations between ExcelinEd experts and the policymakers, researchers and state leaders shaping education policy today — covering AI's role in the classroom, innovative approaches to connecting students with careers, the future of math and literacy policy, and how states are navigating enrollment, teacher retention, funding and accountability challenges. The premiere episode drops this Thursday, featuring ExcelinEd's Cara Stillings Candal and Ji Soo Song in conversation with Michael B. Horn on how states and schools should approach young learners' use of digital devices and AI. 🎧 Listen to the Season 3 trailer now, and be sure to subscribe so you're ready for Thursday: https://lnkd.in/dSrJnerB
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Education reform isn't a sprint. It's a marathon. In Patricia Levesque's recent blog, she explores the three elements that drive lasting student achievement: policy, programs and political perseverance, and how Mississippi's literacy success brings them together. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dCZdiAxP
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Ohio is refocusing its high school credential system to make sure the credentials students earn lead to jobs, cutting its approved list of credentials that qualify students to graduate from 164 to 70. ExcelinEd's Adriana Gobbo Harrington notes that including credentials as a path to a diploma can be a slippery slope toward too many low-value options, and points to Ohio's move as a sign of the pendulum shifting back toward quality. Read the full story from The 74 Media: https://lnkd.in/eWumAK_P
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📣 Registration for the 2026 National Summit on Education is NOW OPEN! Join us December 2-4 in Washington, D.C. for two days of inspiring speakers & strategy sessions designed to accelerate student-centered education solutions across the nation. Secure your spot today: http://ExcelinEdSummit.org
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ExcelinEd in the field ➡️ Lindsey Henderson, Senior Math Policy Director, and Marcos Lopez, West Regional Advocacy Director, were in Utah earlier this week discussing evidence-based policy solutions to strengthen and improve student math outcomes!
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