https://www.fcd-us.org/foundation-for-child-development-case-studies/
The Foundation for Child Development commissions case studies that offer a first-hand account of ground-breaking policy development and practice. They document the processes that translate ideas into concrete policies and practices, with attention to the political forces and critical relationships of trust that are required for genuine implementation.
The Foundation’s case study series seeks to document efforts of a larger movement in states, school districts, schools, and in education and advocacy organizations across the United States to create a well-aligned and high-quality primary education for all our nation’s children. We believe that site-specific learning should be broadly shared to deepen the implementation of PreK-3rd approaches in the United States.
2013
- PreK-3rd’s Lasting Architecture: Successfully Serving Linguistically and Culturally Diverse Students in Union City, New Jersey
- The Promise of PreK-3rd: Promoting Academic Excellence for Dual Language Learners in Red Bank Public Schools
2012
2011
- The Power PreK-3rd : How a Small Foundation Helped Push Washington States to the Forefront of the PreK-3rd Movement
- Effectively Educating PreK-3rd English Language Learners (ELLs) in Montgomery County Public Schools
2010
- Lessons for PreK-3rd from Montgomery County Public Schools
- Working Together to Build a Birth-to-College Approach to Public Education: Forming a Partnership Between the University of Chicago Urban Education Institute and the Ounce of Prevention Fund
2009
- Education Reform Starts Early: Lessons from New Jersey’s PreK-3rd Reform
- On the Cusp in California: How PreK-3rd Strategies Could Improve Education in the Golden State
2004
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2002
2001