Learning Collaborative News Today

Following the successful launch of the RIDE education pilot program last fall, Wyoming’s Future of Learning Collaborative is excited to announce the addition of six more school districts joining for

The Wyoming State Board of Education (SBE) took action at its recent meeting to continue their collaborative work with Wyoming's Future of Learning Partnership. The partnership, comprised of  Governor Mark Gordon; State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder; the Wyoming State Board

Wilmington Learning Collaborative has evaluated its nine schools for “opportunity scorecards.” Now, its first full report is soon expected.

In year two of the Next Generation of the Healthcare Workforce project, states and territories sustained their efforts on healthcare workforce planning through individual team goals, regional dialogues, national conversations among project state and territory teams and subject matter experts, peer-to-peer engagement, connections with HRSA regional offices and expansion of their knowledge base related to various topical areas within the healthcare workforce.

During a six-month Learning Collaborative, NGA is supporting five states—Kentucky, Ohio, South Carolina, Vermont, and Wisconsin—in their action planning to expand the scope of emergency medical services as a mechanism to help prevent overdose and support individuals with substance use disorders.

WASHINGTON – Maryland, Minnesota, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, and Vermont have been selected to participate in the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices (NGA Center) Disability Inclusive Workforce Policy Learning Collaborative. Through the Learning Collaborative, the NGA Center will support participating states as they develop plans to expand employment and training opportunities for people […]

Through participation in the Learning Collaborative, six state teams, from Maryland, Minnesota, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, and Vermont, will receive customized technical assistance from the NGA Center as they develop plans to expand employment and training opportunities for people with disabilities.

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DPAD is a practice used by law enforcement or other first responders to direct individuals with substance use disorder away from the criminal justice system and instead connect them with treatment programs or other forms of community support.

The Community Foundation of Northwest Missouri’s regional vitality initiative, Maximize Northwest Missouri, recognized three individuals on Sept. 13. The Maximize NWMO Vision Award was given to Lowell C. Kruse for