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Montana is struggling to keep new teachers in the classroom. More than half of newly licensed teachers in Montana leave the state or the profession within the first three years on the job and 86% of education graduates decide to leave the state or don’t pursue teaching. “​​That’s a stunning number,” said Sen. Dan Salomon, […]

As many as 130 countries, representing 98% of global gross domestic product (GDP), are exploring CBDCs right now.

Dr. Jonathan Cox, a leading scholar in racial inequality and systemic racism, joins the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation as vice president of the Center for Policy Analysis, bringing his expertise to empower Black communities across the

Discover the behind-the-scenes planning process for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's Annual Legislative Conference, a premier public policy conference for African Americans.

As a new school year gets underway in California, districts are desperately trying to fight chronic absenteeism

   staff reporterchief minister shivraj singh chouhan said that through data prepared through research, survey and scientific means is useful. it is the foundation of good governance and supports in public welfare. solid statistical data ba

India is being recognized as a leader in child and gender-responsive budgeting, particularly in South Asia, according to UNICEF India representative Cynthia McCaffrey. She praised India and the state of Madhya Pradesh for their progress in integrating child rights commitments into national and state development plans and budgets.

Evaluation and Impact Assessment Centre of Institute of Good Governance inaugurated

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that through data prepared through research, survey and scientific means is useful. It is the foundation of good governance and supports in public welfare. Solid statistical data based on research maintains the pace of development. Consideration will be

Student truancy a crisis in Californias public schools. What can done to get those students back in the classroom?