Fresno Compact

Congratulations to Marcus P. Johnson, winner of this year’s Harold Haak Award at the Fresno Compact’s Annual Awards Luncheon, and to all the winners of the Business Partnership Awards.

When the conversation turns to the future of higher education, it often focuses on what’s broken. Yet this narrative is incomplete, and too rarely do we talk about what’s working.

GOLDSMITH: Dual Enrollment: The quiet revolution transforming college access When the conversation turns to the future of higher education, it often focuses on what’s broken: rising tuition, declining enrollment, and widening gaps between who college serves and who it leaves behind.

As school leaders try to get a handle on ed tech investments, some are looking to make payments contingent upon student achievement. California’s Fresno Unified School District is one such district.

How districts are experimenting with outcomes-based contracts in ed tech As school leaders try to get a handle on ed tech investments, some are looking to make payments contingent upon student achievement.

In a challenging hiring climate like the one we’re now in, employers would be smart to distinguish between a true entry-level job and an early-career job.

Entry-level jobs should be entry level A director of undergraduate career services at the University of Iowa contends that misleading job posts are losing employers smart and motivated applicants.