Lessons From Early Learning and Child Care
As states aim to improve access to affordable early learning and care options, the increasing necessity of waitlists has highlighted significant systemic gaps in availability and funding. These waitlists, while necessary to manage demand, must be thoughtfully and equitably implemented to avoid negative consequences.
Practical Steps for Thoughtful Waitlist Rollout
In a recent article, A&M experts Erin Kenny, Ann Volk and Caitlin Molina discuss the steps to design and implement effective waitlists, ensuring states can deliver essential service efficiently. Discover insights for states to better manage limited resources and support families in need.
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Safeguarding School Systems
June 25, 2025
Cyberattacks on EdTech vendors and Student Information Systems are increasing, putting student data, district operations and community trust at risk. This article discusses the growing threats of third-party cyberattacks and provides actionable steps education leaders can take to protect their districts today.
The Financial Impact of Chronic Absenteeism on K–12 Districts
April 14, 2025
Chronic absenteeism is costing K–12 districts millions in lost funding. A&M’s Michael Potter and Mayura Zink examine the financial risks of absenteeism and offer actionable solutions to help districts improve attendance, stabilize budgets and support long-term student outcomes.
Noah Wepman Featured in CurriculumHQ
July 17, 2024
A&M Senior Director Noah Wepman explains how instructional programs often become easy targets for budget cuts. Noah advocates for a districtwide commitment to equity, data-informed decision-making and a focus on effective instruction.
Paul Tearnen and Patrik Dyberg Featured in District Administration
January 18, 2024
In the year since ChatGPT's launch, educators face the significant impact of AI on education.
