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Good morning, Literacy Launch Institutes! We can’t wait to see you today! #llinstitutes #literacylaunchinstitutes #earlyliteracy
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This family’s experience is an example of the magic of CPPI, which helps expand low to no cost pre-k.
CPPI is one way we are expanding affordable, accessible + equitable early education and care to support working families across the state + help our youngest learners thrive.
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If you missed our #COE2025 event last Thursday, watch the video now to hear from @MassEducation Secretary Tutwiler, @MassEarlyEdCare Commissioner Kershaw, @MASchoolsK12 Acting Commissioner Johnston, and @MassDHE Commissioner Ortega: youtube.com/watch?v=DpyBdpKw…
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Special thanks to @therenniecenter for convening leaders from all levels of education for #COE2025.
Together, we can stabilize, heal, and transform across our education system to deliver high quality education to all of our young people. They deserve nothing less.
ALT Education Secretary Patrick Tutwiler speaks at a podium with a sign that reads "Rennie Center. Education Research & Policy"
ALT Commissioner of Early Education and Care Amy Kershaw and Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Russell Johnston sit with Commissioner of Higher Education Noe Ortega who is speaking into a microphone.
ALT Commissioner of Higher Education Noe Ortega sits with Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Russell Johnston who is speaking into a microphone.
ALT Education Secretary Patrick Tutwiler takes a group photo with students and their educators.
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The Rennie Center retweeted
Check out the @SalemSchoolsk12 in the @therenniecenter’s Condition of Education Report- renniecenter.org/sites/defau…
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We are nodding along with @MASchoolsK12 Commissioners Johnston and @MassDHE Commissioner Ortega – students are capable of so much, and #EarlyCollege is a key lever for enabling them to reach their potential and life goals. @therenniecenter
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The Rennie Center retweeted
Joined @therenniecenter this morning for #COE2025. As always, fantastic remarks from @MassEducation Sec. @PatrickTutwiler & an engaging panel discussion featuring @MassEarlyEdCare Commissioner Kershaw, @MASchoolsK12 Commissioner Johnston & @MassDHE Commissioner Ortega #mapoli
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The Rennie Center retweeted
Thrilled to see @therenniecenter's action guide feature @SalemSchoolsk12's innovation work! The guide is full of incredible insights from visionary leaders and change makers throughout Massachusetts. #COE2025 💡🎓
NEW REPORT | The Schools Our Students Deserve: A Roadmap for Rethinking Education
Our #COE2025 Action Guide is a is a bold invitation to fundamentally reconsider how we think about and pursue progress in education. renniecenter.org/condition-e…
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34/ Under this admin, we have doubled state funding for financial aid, making community college free and four-year institutions more affordable.
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35/ As enrollment increases, we want to make sure students are going into modern + innovative spaces that set them up for success in today’s workforce. That’s why @MassGovernor filed the BRIGHT Act, the largest infrastructure investments in MA's public higher ed system in decades
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36/ All of the intentional investments I’ve just described have led to incredible progress. This progress is a win for our students, workforce, communities and state – showing why Massachusetts is the best place to live, start a family, go to school, and work.”
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NEW REPORT | The Schools Our Students Deserve: A Roadmap for Rethinking Education
Our #COE2025 Action Guide is a is a bold invitation to fundamentally reconsider how we think about and pursue progress in education. renniecenter.org/condition-e…
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“Students need to be prepared for today’s workforce and with the skills of tomorrow’s workforce.”
@MassEducation Secretary Tutwiler celebrates the growth of #EarlyCollege at @therenniecenter's Condition of Education, and shares his goal to reach >20K students by 2030. We agree!
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Thrilled to be hosting a panel discussion with @MassEarlyEdCare Commissioner Kershaw, @MASchoolsK12 Acting Commissioner Johnston, and @MassDHE Commissioner Ortega. Listen in to our livestream: vimeo.com/event/4862646 #COE2025
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"75% of students feel negatively about school. If we don’t take action this is going to get worse. The biggest risk is not trying something new but staying where we are, watching the gaps widen, the outcomes stagnate & opportunities for change slip away" - @cjdentremont #coe2025
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28/ Right now, MA has an opportunity to bring the definition of what it means to graduate from high school to new heights. In her State of the Commonwealth Address, @MassGovernor announced that she has established a K-12 Statewide Graduation Council.
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27/ We want to expand Innovation Career Pathways to over 1/4 of the state’s public high schools, giving ~7,400 students access to applied, hands-on coursework + work opportunities in high-demand industries, such as clean energy, manufacturing and information technology. 🧑💻🧑🔬♻️
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26/ The admin has increased the # of students in early college by ~2k in the past 2 yrs, a 31% increase & added 16 new partnerships. We hope to expand early college programs to reach over 20k by 2030 so students can take college classes & earn college credit at no cost to them
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25/ To stay competitive as the world that awaits them continues to change, students need to be prepared for today’s workforce + skills – and tomorrow’s.
That’s why we are deepening our investments in early college, innovation career pathways + career technical education programs
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