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Welcome to Policy Analysis for California Education
Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE) is an independent, non-partisan research center based at Stanford University, the University of California – Berkeley, and the University of Southern California. PACE seeks to define and sustain a long-term strategy for comprehensive policy reform and continuous improvement in performance at all levels of California’s education system, from early childhood to post-secondary education and training. PACE bridges the gap between research and policy, working with scholars from California’s leading universities and with state and local policymakers to increase the impact of academic research on educational policy in California.
Policy Analysis for California Education
Policy Analysis for California Education
Policy Analysis for California Education
Policy Analysis for California Education
Policy Analysis for California Education
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Podcasts


Pathways to Postsecondary Success in California for Low-Income Youth


Affordability and Quality in California’s Higher Education

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News

Teacher Policy Change Through Litigation?: Legal and Policy Issues Surrounding Vergara v. California.
Common Core: 'This changes almost everything'. Stanford Graduate School of Education
Michael Kirst at Senate Education Committee hearing on the Common Core State Standards.
How Would Funding Changes Affect California Schools?. KQED Forum

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Publications

The Common Core Meets State Policy: This Changes Almost Everything. Michael Kirst. Policy Analysis for California Education. 2013.
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Making it Real: How High Schools Can Be Held Accountable for Developing Students' Career Readiness. Svetlana Darche, David Stern. Policy Analysis for California Education. 2013.
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School Finance Reform: Can It Support California’s College and Career-ready Goal? Mary Perry. Policy Analysis for California Education. 2013.
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Conditions of Education in California

The Case for EL Specialists
All teachers need English Learner training
Can Research Design Explain Variation in Head Start Research Results?
California’s Increasing Graduation Rate Outpaces the Nation
Improving elementary science instruction through professional development
Which materials? Evaluating curricular effectiveness

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PACE Sponsors

  • The James Irvine Foundation
  • The Dirk and Charlene Kabcenell Foundation
  • California Education Policy Fund, a sponsored project of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
  • Stuart Foundation

Projects

Alternative Teacher Compensation
California Diploma Project
Linked Learning
Middle Grades Math: Why Algebra Matters & How Technology Can Help
PACE and USC Rossier Polls
Standards and Assessment

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Stanford Graduate School of Education
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Stanford CA 94305-3001
(650) 724-2832
Fax: (650) 723-9931

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