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State Regulations and Actions
SREB staff are tracking developments in our states. Please contact us if we maybe of service with additional information on state responses related to education and the workforce.
Policies from each state related to school response to disease outbreak. Includes links to state public health office guidance in each state, from ChildTrends
From the National Conference of State Legislatures
- State fiscal responses to coronavirus
- Suspension or postponement of state legislative sessions
- COVID-19 and elections
School closure map from Education Week
Stress testing to help plan for budgetary effects, from Pew Trusts
Career Pathways
States, schools, colleges and employers can partner to build pathways that raise attainment, narrow skills gaps and serve local workforce needs.
College Affordability
What policy changes have the potential to help families afford postsecondary education and boost college completion?
Events
SREB Webinars
Join us to learn more in interactive sessions on ed tech, teacher prep, workforce and more.
SREB News
COVID-19 Resources
For Educators, Districts and States
We’re sharing resources to help faculty teach online and leaders make decisions ─ including shared digital learning resources. We are also convening leaders to explore ways to help one another around the challenges ahead. Together, we can do more than we can alone.
SREB Staff Working Remotely
Staff are teleworking, and you should be able to reach us at our SREB email and phone numbers during regular business hours. More>
Where We Work
From pre-K to Ph.D., education across a lifetime.
Focus
Learn more about these reports, services and results.
Retooling Adult Ed
An imperative for the 2030 workforce
Automation is changing the workplace. If leaders do not act, 18 million people in the 16-state region could be unemployable. See the numbers for your state.
Early Math Matters
Teacher preparation, math anxiety and more
Mastering math concepts in elementary school is critical to keep students on track to tackle more complex material in middle and high school.This report offers recommendations to get elementary teachers the thorough preparation they deserve. It also explores math anxiety, dyscalculia and more.
Uncommon degrees. Unusual opportunities.
SREB’s Academic Common Market is a hub for states, universities and college students to share access to uncommon degree programs. Students whose states don’t offer the degree they want may find the program in another SREB state and be eligible to attend at in-state tuition rates.