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naturalstart.org

It doesn't cost a dime to join the Natural Start Alliance, but it does take lots of resources to maintain an active, vibrant Alliance that supports its members. Your contribution helps support our efforts to seek out and bring you the very best in early childhood environmental education

e-anca.org

The ANCA Research Seed Grant Program awards grants of up to $3500 for projects focusing on either research, evidence-based practice, or performance improvement in these three priority areas: healthcare delivery, professional nursing, or quality of li

childrensmuseums.org

On this page, you will find links to resources for caregivers, families, and communities from children’s museum and non-museum sources.

ndeo.org

Join us for a virtual Information Session with representatives from Oakland University and NDEO's OPDI program to learn more about earning college credits for OPDI courses. Listen, learn, and ask questions.

feaweb.org

The homepage of the Florida Education Association

ormta.org

Frequently Asked Questions about taking music lessons in Ontario.

tsta.org

September 23, 2026 A dozen Texas universities earn D,F grades on free speech report card, advocacy group says Seven Texas universities failed a free speech report card while five others earned Ds, according to a national advocacy group’s annual review.Together, the state’s campuses received an average speech climate grade of F, compared with a D-minus nationally. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, or FIRE, based its grades on surveys of undergraduates, policies governing student expression and how schools handled controversies involving students, faculty and campus events.The group also ranked each school against 260 others. Four Texas schools ranked 248th or lower out of 261.Read moreSeptember 22, 2026 If Texas schools must offer voter registration, why are so few teens signed up? An obscure state law requires Texas high schools to give eligible students an opportunity to register to vote.But voting-rights groups say many schools don’t bother. New data from a national nonprofit advocacy group shows Texas and Bexar County lag behind much of the country in the percentage of 18-year-olds registered to vote.Read moreSeptember 21, 2026 Houston ISD’s state takeover playbook is costing a fortune Miles has poured tens of millions of dollars into the New Education System, or NES, to supercharge standardized test scores with extra support staff, higher teacher salaries, longer school days and new equipment. HISD budget documents reveal the estimated additional cost to adopt the reforms is about $700,000 per NES school in the first year and about $2,200 more per student at those campuses in the years after.At the same time, Houston ISD has lost tens of thousands of students since the takeover began in 2023 as enrollment declines at a rate faster than any of its urban peer districts, translating into roughly $190 million in less state funding in that time, according to a Texas Tribune analysis.Texas didn’t give Houston public schools extra dollars for the sta