Education Policy

School leadership selection rules are the formal procedures that determine how principals, vice principals and other school heads are chosen,

Induction program requirements are the rules that many states and school districts set for the first years of a new

Certification reciprocity rules are the policies that determine whether a teaching license earned in one state is recognized by another.

Teacher certification policy is the set of rules that decides who may legally teach in a public school and what

Professional development requirements are the rules that ask educators to keep learning after they first enter the classroom. Many states,

Teacher workload regulations are the rules that set limits on how much time and effort teachers are expected to spend

Collective bargaining effects describe the changes that follow when teachers and school employers negotiate formal labor contracts. These agreements set

Teacher salary policy is the set of laws, budget rules, and contract agreements that determine how much teachers are paid

Subsidies for private education are public funds, tax benefits or other financial supports that governments provide to help families or

Charter school funding refers to the public money that pays for charter schools, which are publicly financed schools run independently