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Welcome to the Comprehensive Center Network Website

The Comprehensive Center Network (CCNetwork) features 20 federally-funded groups - the National Comprehensive Center and 19 Regional Comprehensive Centers. The Centers address pressing educational needs around the country by building and maintaining collaborations with 

  • state, district and local leaders
  • the U.S. Department of Education
  • national organizations
  • community partners

Each of these Centers offer no-cost services and products to support capacity-building within state and local education agencies.  
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New Toolkit Just Released!

The Supporting Students in Poverty with High-Impact Instructional Strategies Toolkit provides teachers, principals, district staff, and state agencies with evidence-based, high-impact strategies and supportive actions that have the potential to decrease the negative impacts of poverty on student achievement.
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New Toolkit: Considering Native Students: A Learning and Programming Toolkit for SEAs, LEAs, and Tribes

The toolkit provides considerations and guidance for SEAs, LEAs, and TEDs to use when planning, implementing, and evaluating programming for Native students. SEAs, LEAs and TEDs should use the information in the toolkit in collaboration to help ensure successful and effective programming for Native students.

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CCNetwork Highlights

At the core of good collaboration are tools and resources for sharing.  This rotating collection highlights materials in three areas of urgent interest, providing

  • An introduction to the topic
  • An outline of subtopics
  • Concise and useful tools and how to obtain them
  • Resources designed to underpin successful practice

Teaching and Learning

Instructional methods, curriculum materials, and helpful tools support K-12 learning at school, at home, and in the community.  Explore strategies and best practices on:

  • Literacy and early learning
  • Online/distance learning
  • High-dosage tutoring
  • STEM and computer science
  • Post-secondary preparation

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Educator Workforce

The CCNetwork supports states and districts as they design and implement strategies to ensure students have equitable access to effective teachers and leaders.

  • Attracting and recruiting educator talent
  • Preparing and certifying educators
  • Diversifying the educators workforce 
  • Developing culturally responsive practices
  • Supporting professional growth and evaluation systems
  • Cultivating educational leadership

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Summer and Out-of-School Time

Summer learning and out-of-school time (OST) programs are fun and important ways to:

  • Make up for lost instructional time
  • Build relationships between students and teachers
  • Engage the whole family and community
  • Prepare students and families for the next school year

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Recent News

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Jun 28, 2022
Addressing the Whole Child: Community Schools in New Mexico
Community schools represent a place-based strategy in which schools partner with community agencies and allocate resources to provide, according to the Coalition for Community Schools an “integrated focus on academics, health and social services, youth and community development, and community engagement.” Community schools vary in the programs they offer and the ways they operate, depending on their local context. However, four features—or…
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Jun 22, 2022
Six Reasons to Explore the Supporting Students in Poverty with High Impact Instructional Practices Toolkit
As a former principal and teacher, I often struggled balancing my sense of urgency with knowing exactly how to best support students most impacted by the learning challenges associated with poverty. Almost daily, a new program, initiative, or compelling research paper was released promising the solution to address student learning gaps.   I quickly discovered that everything could not be a priority!  To change academic outcomes for students, the…
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Jun 9, 2022
Puerto Rico’s Professional Development Academy for Management, Leadership, and Professionalism
  Puerto Rico’s Professional Development Academy for Management, Leadership, and Professionalism In 2018, the auxiliary secretariat of the Institute of Professional Development and University Relations (IDPRU, its acronym in Spanish) at the Puerto Rico Department of Education (PRDE) enlisted the support of the Regional Comprehensive Center (currently the Region 3 Comprehensive Center (R3CC) to create an innovative academy for educational…
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Jun 2, 2022
What’s New with the National Comprehensive Center’s Native Education Collaborative (NEC)?
The NEC develops and disseminates resources to help build states’ capacity to more comprehensively support Native education through collaboration with districts and tribes.  Check out what the NEC has been doing the last few months: Released a new toolkit to support SEAs, LEAs, and Tribal Education Departments (TEDs) when planning, implementing and evaluating learning and programming that will advance education for Native students.  Westat…
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May 20, 2022
Region 17 Comprehensive Center Welcomes New Leadership
The Region 17 Comprehensive Center is excited to welcome new leaders in two roles. Jennifer Esswein will serve as the center’s new director, and Jacob Williams will serve as the new deputy director. Read more here.
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Upcoming Events

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The National Forum on Education Policy
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OSEP Leadership Conference
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2022 NCES STATS-DC Data Conference
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