Empower Schools and the Center for Education Policy Research Partner to Advance Research on the Enabling Policies and Impact of Rural Collaboratives
‘Not Waiting for People to Save us’: 9 School Districts Combine Forces to Help Students
"In rural Colorado, school districts broke down attendance boundaries and pooled resources to prepare students for college and good jobs."
How to Use School-Level Autonomy to Improve Schools? Design it with the People Most Affected By It.
"Building the School Autonomy Framework became much bigger than the framework itself. It’s been about the process. With CPRL’s help, we used a people and process lens to develop the framework. It’s been about building relationships, communicating transparently, delivering on what we had promised, and building systems that include accountability but also support."
Helping students in rural Colorado explore different career pathways
Schools, Businesses Want Early College Program Greatly Expanded For Underrepresented Students — But Will Mass. Do It?
Southwest Colorado nonprofit building pathways from classrooms to careers
SW Colorado Learning Collaborative receives $3.6 million to help students interested in building trades, environmental science
State Awards Adams State $2.5Million to Address COVID-Related Challenges in Local Schools
Fort Lewis College Awarded Grant From State to Build Postsecondary Pathways
Covid-19 Forces Vocational Schools to Adjust
Operation Education: Assessing the Empowerment Zone after its first year
John King Talks Teacher Diversity, Student Engagement, Budgeting, School Autonomy — and ‘Fauxtonomy’ — at Texas Education Reform Summit
How a New Innovation Zone Will Bring Big-World Opportunities to Students in 3 Rural Texas Districts
Will a partnership with Texas Wesleyan create high-achieving schools in Fort Worth?
Four South Texas ISDs Come Together for Partnership
In Massachusetts, Initiatives to Empower Principals and Teachers
Transformation Waco Approves Management of Five Struggling Schools
Denver Expands Its Experiment With More Autonomous ‘Innovation Zones’