Today, Washington Post columnist Jay Mathews featured Sarah Turner's, university professor of Economics and Education recent research on high-achieving, low-income students and their path to college. ... read more
With speculation suggesting that as many as one in five children delay entry into kindergarten, researchers at U.Va. and Stanford find the rate much lower – but not in all neighborhoods.
Curry Education Policy faculty and graduate students earned three separate honors when they traveled to the 2013 Association for Education Finance and Policy Conference.
Sarah Turner, university professor of Economics and Education and Stanford Economics Professor Caroline Hoxby are releasing a study on high-achieving, low-income students and their path to college. ... read more
Education Week featured an article,"Best and Worst Teachers Can Be Flagged Early, Says Study"examining the research by Allison Atteberry and James Wyckoff. ... read more
Recent articles in Time Magazine and The Daily Beastmentioned research on Head Start by Chloe Gibbs of the Curry School's Center on Education Policy and Workforce Competitiveness. ... read more
Heather Wathington traveled to Denver last week to accept the Journal of Developmental Education Outstanding Article for Volume 35, 2011-2012 for an article which she co-authored with Josh Pretlow. ... read more
Daphna Bassok, assistant professor in education policy, discusses the national rise in early childhood educators holding bachelor’s degrees in a recent EdSource ... read more.
