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New Designs for School

NGLC Seeks Innovative Staffing Models

NGLC grantee Match Education is a pioneer in adopting innovative approaches to staffing to ensure maximal access to excellent teachers.​
Building Community

NGLC’s Fall Semester of Learning Part I

We view the fall as a time to help support our expanded portfolio of grantees by providing multiple learning opportunities—both in-person and virtually.​
Technology Tools

CAST, Inc.

Universal Design for Learning Literacy in Physics

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North Carolina State University

Crystal Island: Lost Investigations game promoting literacy education

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New Designs for School

PRESS RELEASE: 12 New Breakthrough Models for College Readiness and Completion Receive NGLC Funds

NGLC today announced $4.5 million in grants for comprehensive new secondary school and college models that use technology to reach targets for affordability and student success.
Reimagining Assessment

PRESS RELEASE: $2 Million Grant Initiative to Catalyze New Roles, Strategies for Assessment to Promote Deeper Learning Outcomes for Students

Assessment for Learning Project seeks to kindle practice-level innovation capable of informing and shaping system-level change
Reimagining Assessment

PRESS RELEASE: Assessment for Learning Project Announces $2 Million in Grants

Investments to catalyze new roles and strategies for assessment​
New Designs for School

PRESS RELEASE: Fourth Wave of Next Generation Learning Challenges to Invest $12 Million for New Schools within Grades 6-12

Grants to identify and support fundamentally redesigned, scalable whole-school models that combine the best of traditional brick-and-mortar and online learning​
Technology Tools

PRESS RELEASE: Next Generation Learning Challenges Names First Grant Recipients

New projects identify and expand innovative technology-enabled approaches that improve college completion in the United States​
Technology Tools

PRESS RELEASE: NGLC Announces $5.2 Million in Follow-On Funding to Four Current Postsecondary Grantees

Institutions recognized for their efforts in increasing course completion, persistence, and college completion