There's a lot going on in the world right now, but in some good news: @alexmoran.bsky.social defended his dissertation today! Alex is such a smart, thoughtful ed policy researcher and the field is beyond lucky to have him. I hope I did a better job advising than I did taking this photo.

Please share this position with your networks! You'll get to work with me, @harbatkat.bsky.social, Christine Mokher, Stacey Rutledge, & a great team at the U of Michigan, Florida State U, and the CTE Research Network. Please reach out w/questions - [email protected]!🧵 careers.umich.edu/job_detail/2...

New from Jen Darling-Aduana, @dave-woo.bsky.social, and me: We observed lessons in an online charter school to understand instructional quality. Despite the school's marketing as an innovative, tailored alternative to traditional brick-and-mortar publics, teachers' instruction rarely reflected this.

New from me in Education Finance & Policy: Pandemic-Era School Staff Shortages: Evidence from Unfilled Position Data in Illinois doi.org/10.1162/edfp...

🚨I am psyched to share a new working paper from @edutuan.bsky.social & myself 🚨. We show how to estimate turnover & net-negative job loss (think ~shortages) with public data for K12 schools by county from 2000 to present, by race, ethnicity, educ attainment & gender. edworkingpapers.com/ai25-1135 🧵

Happy to share that our paper on the relationship between teacher intentions and teacher turnover behavior is now published at Education Finance and Policy. (with @edutuan.bsky.social @alexmoran.bsky.social Katharine Strunk, and Jason Burns). direct.mit.edu/edfp/article... 1/5

So excited that this work is finally published in Exceptional Children! I loved working on this study of the paraeducator workforce with @roddy-theobald.bsky.social @lizbettini.bsky.social and @natejones.bsky.social. Check it out here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Education scholars heading to #APPAM2024 - @christocleve.bsky.social and I are organizing an informal happy hour meet up Thursday night 11/21 at The Brass Tap, 7pm! Would love to reconnect with folks while we're all together next week. Please amplify and feel free to invite others!

Oh yay, this paper is finally out at AERA Open! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

🚨 Out now in Ed Researcher @aeraedresearch.bsky.social a new study with @bakerdphd.bsky.social Karly Ford&Marc Johnston-Guerrero 🚨 We coded a census of original research from AERA journals (2009-19) to surface hidden patterns in authors use racial terminology journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.3102/... 1/N

New from me, Katharine Strunk, and Aliyah McIlwain in Econ of Ed: Using a variety of data sources, we show that schools and districts slated for turnaround before the pandemic experienced some of the pandemic's most harmful effects. Ungated: authors.elsevier.com/a/1h%7E-k%7E...

We (EPIC) have a new report today on MI's Partnership schools and districts--those identified for additional supports and accountability measures under the state's turnaround policy. The report focused on staffing challenges and resulting consequences during 2022-23. epicedpolicy.org/human-capita...

New Brookings Chalkboard post published with @bethschueler.bsky.social & @mimiarnoldlyon.bsky.social asking the question, Do state takeovers of school districts work? www.brookings.edu/articles/do-...

The AIR team is doing super-interesting work on accountability system design!

We have a new post for Brookings on teacher intentions and actual turnover! Most teachers stay after 1 yr regardless of expressed intent--but intent becomes increasingly predictive over a 3-year period. www.brookings.edu/articles/the... Based on our working paper at edworkingpapers.com/ai23-815

From me & @betsyjwolf.bsky.social! We show that states can offset loss of stability in growth measures by using multiple years of data for school ratings. Also: growth generates more equitable ratings than proficiency--but still disproportionately penalizes high-poverty, high-URM schools.

Feels about time for an introduction! I am an Assistant Professor at George Mason University where I teach aspiring educational leaders & researchers. I conduct research on school security, school improvement, high school graduation policies, and racial inequality (when I am not watching reality TV)

We have an assistant professor position open in education policy at Florida State, with a focus on teaching in the EdD program. Info below, and I'd be very happy to chat with anyone who has questions about the department, FSU, or anything else you might be wondering about! bit.ly/3rnsk6n

Hello! Consider this an intro for the new space: I'm an Assistant Professor of Higher Education at Florida State, I do research on graduate education, mentoring, and higher ed structures that (disparately) shape students' trajectories - largely focusing on STEM. Also: I love coffee & traveling.

Hi everyone! I'm an assistant professor of education policy and evaluation at FSU. My work focuses on policies related to educational equity, with a particular focus on teachers, teacher labor markets, and school accountability and reform. Sometimes I post about that stuff! Also: cats, Stata