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ResearchUncovering the patterns that shape and hinder student success
By analyzing data across years and systems, the USC EdPolicy Hub is helping Southern California school districts develop new strategies to improve student college readiness.
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At USC Rossier, scholars from the Critical Policy Collective are turning research into education policy action
The collaborative group of doctoral students and faculty is producing accessible policy research and engaging with policymakers who are shaping the future of K–12 and higher education.
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A team of USC and Stanford education researchers will measure the impact of California’s new ‘science of reading’ law through a multi-year study
Faculty from USC Rossier, USC Dornsife and Stanford Graduate School of Education are joining forces to analyze the implementation and success of Assembly Bill 1454.
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Urgent need for school-housing partnerships to support students facing housing instability, according to new USC Rossier study
Schools often recognize housing instability too late. Earlier action through housing policy and cross-sector collaboration could help protect students’ learning and well-being.
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Rossier News
A year of impact, innovation and leadership at USC Rossier
From rebuilding public trust in education to launching new degrees, USC Rossier advanced solutions and scholarship shaping the field and strengthened communities throughout the year.
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Education News
A robust vision of equal educational opportunity begins with a shared ‘why’
The 4th annual Melbo lecture focused on bringing equal educational opportunity to life for students today.
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New USC study highlights supply and demand gaps in after-school programs
While Lynwood parents praise existing after-school opportunities, those surveyed voiced a need for variety, accessibility and dependable transportation.
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USC EdPolicy Hub report highlights governance challenges of California school boards amid rising polarization
As school boards become venues for intense local debate, members face mounting pressures that point to the need for additional preparation and training.
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While most Americans strongly support civics education in schools, partisan divide on DEI policies and free speech on college campuses remains
A new report published by the USC Center for Applied Research, in partnership with the USC EdPolicy Hub, details findings from the third annual survey of U.S. adults on their opinions on education issues.
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Education News
At tech conference for women leaders in education, practitioners explore how AI can benefit education
The inaugural Tech, Power & Equity conference, organized by Voice4Equity, brought together 100 women superintendents and leaders
