The Consortium for Policy Research in Education
The Consortium for Policy Research in Education (CPRE) unites researchers from five of the nation's leading universities to improve elementary and secondary education through research on policy, finance, school reform, and school governance. The site provides excellent research papers on school reform focusing on decentralization and accountability, policy and governance, and school/personnel finance. [top]
Educational Resources Information Center
Got education research questions, well this site is for you. The Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC), a federally-funded national information system that provides, through its 16 subject-specific clearinghouses, associated adjunct clearinghouses, and support components, a variety of services and products on a broad range of education-related issues. [top]
SchoolMatch
SchoolMatch is an education research and database service firm that specializes in rating schools (K-12) using auditable data for the parent and corporation, including school rating for the parent, Realtor and homebuyer, school choice consultation, counseling services for children with special needs, expert legal support services, comparable school evaluation, child custody assessment, and school data for the real estate appraiser, title firm, and mortgage lender. [top]
Education Policy Analysis Archives
A peer-reviewed scholarly electronic journal tackling education policy ideas. Did the title give that away? [top]
US Department of Education
The home of the Department of Education. There is, literally, a sea of information here covering most topics. [top]
Educational Research Service
Educational Research Service is a membership information resource. ERS was established in 1973 by four national associations of school administrators to provide subscription information to local school districts. Today, ERS operates under the sponsorship of seven national associations of school administrators. Their positions are traditional. [top]
This site provides a comprehensive and accurate listing of all the state department of educations. [top]
OH Governor’s Commission for Student Success website
Welcome to the Governor’s Commission for Student Success website.
This website has been established to help keep Ohioans updated on the work of the Commission – and on its recommendations about how we can improve student achievement by insisting on high academic expectations for all students, fair and effective assessments based on those standards, and accountability for results.
My vision is that Ohio’s schools will prepare all children to succeed, whether in further education, the workplace, or as good citizens. It is that teachers, students, parents and communities know what is supposed to be taught and learned, and how progress will be measured. It is that the state provides training and assistance to schools and educators to help them meet standards that enable all students to succeed. [top]
Advisory Committee on Student Financial Assistance
The Committee serves as an independent source of advice and counsel to Congress and the Secretary of Education on student financial aid policy. It was established by the Congress of the United States with the enactment of the Higher Education Amendments of 1986 and began operation in 1988. The purpose of the Advisory Committee as originally defined by Congress in statute is to:
Provide extensive knowledge and understanding of federal, state, and
institutional programs of postsecondary student assistance;
Provide technical expertise with regard to systems of need analysis and application forms; and
Make recommendations that will result in the maintenance of access to postsecondary education for low- and middle income students [top]
