Please join us for the release of the Boston Opportunity Agenda's first annual State of Early Education and Care in Boston - an examination of the supply, demand, affordability and quality of child care in the city of Boston.
The Boston Opportunity Agenda launched a series of conversations for organizations serving children from Birth to Eight years old in Boston. Exploring most recent available data regarding child outcomes in Boston, these conversations center around current efforts that address the needs of young children and potential collective impact efforts to support infants, toddlers, young children and families throughout the city.
We encourage anyone working with children and families to sign up for our mailing list to stay up to date on collaborative meetings and surveys. If you are interested in serving on a committee, please sign up here. Our 2019 convening dates are January 25th, 2019 and May 10th, 2019
Interested in serving on a Birth to Eight committee? Sign up here to let us know, and to find out more about the progress being made by each committee, download the latest committee update.
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February 7, 2017, The Boston Globe, By the numbers
July 29, 2015, Bay State Banner, Mayor cuts ribbon on Connection Center
July 29, 2015, Bay State Banner, Education chief envisions high schools of the future
July 27, 2015, The Boston Globe, New resource center helps city youths make career connections
July 13, 2015, The Boston Globe, Editorial, A needed redesign for Boston schools
May 13, 2015, Bay State Banner, School officials soliciting ideas for high schools of the future
May 12, 2015, Learning Lab, WBUR, Mixed Feelings As Boston Sets Out To Redesign High Schools
May 3, 2015, The Boston Globe, Boston invites public to reimagine high schools
January 20, 2015, The Boston Globe, Boston public school grads exceed charter-school peers: Graduates of Hub’s public schools exceed peers at charter schools
January 16, 2015, CommonWealth, Striving for urban school excellence: Boston leaders mark gains, big challenges remaining