L2ED Founder Speaks for Teacher Preparation
Watch the video of the discussion, moderated by Dr. Tom Lasley, about how/if the Science of Reading is incorporated into teacher preparation
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- May 8
Now Hiring! Join the L2ED Team
Learn to Earn Dayton is hiring a Director of Place-Based Strategies to join the team committed to educational success & equitable outcomes.
- Apr 30
Systems Transformation News Digest
A round-up of articles and editorials from local, state, and national partners, reflecting on the "Systems Transformation" designation.
- Apr 30
Op-Ed: Regional Partnership Drive Outcomes
Regional partnerships that focus on data, best practices, and collective impact are key to address workforce needs.
- Apr 30
Op-Ed: Implementing Science of Reading in all schools provides more equitable opportunity
The Science of Reading is a best practice that is critical to setting Ohio students up for future success.
- Apr 30
Op-Ed: Partnerships that Shift Power to Communities Lead to Lasting Success
L2ED and Omega CDC are longtime partners focused on supporting residents to create solutions within their neighborhoods.
- Apr 28
Op-Ed: Community Voice Is Critical
A reflection on the experience with L2ED's Northwest Dayton Partnership and the importance of involving residents in decision making.
- Apr 26
Op-Ed: Reflecting on the Past and Looking to the Future
Collective Impact model has led to gains in educational attainment outcomes.
- Apr 23
Systems Transformation Designation
Special honor acknowledges L2ED's years of work on the cradle-to-career continuum and civic infrastructure
- Apr 22
Grants for Families to experience Enrichment Programs
Up to $1000 available for families to enroll students in enriching out-of-school programs
- Apr 11
Black Maternal Health Week
April 11, 2023 kicks off the 6th annual Black Maternal Health Week 2022 (#BMHW23). Founded by BMMA, Black Maternal Health Week is a week...
- Mar 24
Gov. DeWine in Dayton
Learn to Earn supports a focus on the science of reading
- Mar 1
DREAM for Greater Educator Diversity
The mission of DREAM, the Diversity Recruitment Educators Association for Miami Valley, is unifying efforts to recruit, support and...
- Feb 10, 2022
Ohio High School Seniors May Miss Out on Millions in College Aid
Ohio's class of 2021 left $111 million in Pell Grant Aid on the table DAYTON, Ohio (Friday, February 4, 2022) – Ohio's high school class...
- Aug 18, 2021
Ohio Wants More Students To Apply For Federal Student Aid
LOCAL NEWS WYSO By Jerry Kenney Ohio’s education leaders have announced more funding to help young people who want to pursue higher...
- Jun 16, 2021
Cuts to quality child care impact national security Taking a Closer Look
LOCAL NEWS Dayton Daily News By William A. LaPrise Less than 30 percent of young adults age 17-24 are eligible to enter the United States...
- Jun 8, 2021
Child care leaders ‘outraged’ at state Senate’s removal of quality system in budget proposal
Ohio Capital Journal By Susan Tebben The removal of the Step Up to Quality child care standards system as proposed in the Ohio Senate’s...
- Jun 8, 2021
Republican lawmakers want to rewrite how Ohio grades child care providers
The Columbus Dispatch By Anna Staver Dawn Blalock didn't want to switch to Ohio's five-star rating system for child care facilities at...
- Jun 7, 2021
Budget proposal leads to child care battle
Na'kyha Adams makes bubbles in her classroom at Rainbow Years child care in east Dayton.
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- Jun 1, 2021
Public colleges shock students by sending them to costly debt collection agencies
With fees and interest, debt can balloon by nearly a third in several months in some states From The Hechinger Report By Meredith...
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