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Envisioning and Launching a Strategic System to Support Charter Schools in Distress

Discover WestEd’s Strategic System of Support, a proactive approach that connects schools with the resources and partners they need to strengthen ecosystems, build capacity, and transform challenges into opportunities for growth.

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Safe Schools and Communities Through Evidence-Informed Decision-Making

Thoughtful, evidence-informed strategies are essential for improving safety in schools and communities. Learn how leaders can respond to violence with approaches that make a meaningful and lasting difference.

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Leading Voices Podcast Series Episode 19: 5 Strategies for Overcoming the Opioid Epidemic in Schools and Communities 

In this Leading Voices episode, expert Jennifer Loeffler-Cobia joins host Grace Westermann to share five evidence-based strategies and explore how cross-sector collaboration can prevent opioid misuse and save lives.

Leading Voices Podcast
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Questions We Answer: How Can Education Leaders Choose High-Quality Instructional Materials (HQIMs) for Math Teaching and Learning?

Welcome to our new blog series where WestEd mathematics education experts will tackle a common question in the field, offering education leaders practical strategies and guidance.

Questions We Answr: Jill Neumayer DePiper Senrior Research Associate, Mathematics Education at WestEd
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How Mathematical Conversations Engage Students and Improve Learning 

Discover how structured mathematical conversations can boost student engagement and understanding, featuring insights from WestEd experts on creating classrooms where every student participates in meaningful math dialogue.

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Building Evidence on What Works for School Safety

Ashley Boal examines school safety projects led by WestEd’s Justice and Prevention Research Center, exploring both completed studies with actionable findings and ongoing work that advances evidence for safer, more supportive schools.

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How Teacher Collaboration Transforms Learning for English Learners 

Discover how the power of collaborative lesson inquiry cycles can enhance teacher expertise and improve outcomes for English Learners in secondary math classrooms.

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Building ESSA Evidence: Key Considerations for Literacy Program Developers

This post offers literacy program developers practical strategies and a clear roadmap for building the ESSA evidence needed for program approval and lasting success.

Literacy at WestEd Blog - Building ESSA Evidence: Key Considerations for Literacy Program Developers By Rachel Tripathy
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Where Mistakes Become Momentum: Inside WestEd’s Math Pathways & Pitfalls | Q&A With José Franco and Bob Rosenfeld

In this Q&A, experts José Franco and Bob Rosenfeld discuss the Math Pathways & Pitfalls program, exploring how it works, what its impact is, and more.

Where Mistakes Become Momentum: Inside WestEd’s Math Pathways & Pitfalls | Q&A With José Franco and Bob Rosenfeld
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WestEd Studies Impact of Innovative Youth Mental Health Initiative Now Expanding to Seven More States | Q&A With Dr. Tracy A. Huebner 

In this Q&A, Dr. Tracy A. Huebner, Director of Special Programs and Initiatives at WestEd’s Center for Economic Mobility, provides an inside look at WestEd’s documentation and reporting of implementation experiences and lessons learned related to Year 1 of the Youth Mental Health Corps. 

WestEd Studies Impact of Innovative Youth Mental Health Initiative Now Expanding to Seven More States | Q&A With Dr. Tracy A. Huebner