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FeaturedSep 17, 2026

Presenting the 26 Teams Advancing to Next Round of the ATS Hub Ideas Challenge

The ATS Hub—an Institute of Education Sciences (IES)-funded community hub that supports IES’s Accelerate, Transform, Scale (ATS) Initiative—has selected 26 teams to advance to the next round of the Ideas Challenge The post Presenting the 26 Teams Advancing to Next Round of the ATS Hub Ideas Chall…

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Federal Funding Extended Through December

Last week, Congress extended funding through the early part of December. Elsewhere, the U.S. Department of Labor released new guidance on pre-apprenticeship, and other federal agencies announced new investments and data resources related to career pathways and workforce outcomes. The post Federal…

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Forty-four mathematically extraordinary students named Iowa’s 2026 National Math Stars in first-in-the-nation state partnership

Forty-four mathematically extraordinary students named Iowa’s 2026 National Math Stars in first-in-the-nation state partnership Tuesday, September 8, 2026 Tue, 09/08/2026 - 12:16 Press Release Press release has been updated to reflect that Iowa’s 2026 National Math Stars are from 18 public school…

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FeaturedSep 11, 2026

Federal Funding Extended Through December

Last week, Congress extended funding through the early part of December. Elsewhere, the U.S. Department of Labor released new guidance on pre-apprenticeship, and other federal agencies announced new investments and data resources related to career pathways and workforce outcomes. The post Federal…

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FeaturedAug 28, 2026

Department of Education Proposes Changes to EDGAR

This week, the U.S. Department of Education proposed further changes to grant administration, announced plans for another interagency agreement, and announced updated information collection activities for Career Technical Education performance data. Elsewhere, the Department shared guidance relat…

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