The dynamic landscape of education in the 2023-2024 school year highlighted the urgency for educators to continue addressing learning loss and challenges, while also embracing exciting developments like the integration of Artificial Intelligence in classrooms. As 2024 draws to a close, education leaders have navigated ESSER spending deadlines and the need to keep pace with evolving trends. Join The Hunt Institute and field experts for a discussion on the past year’s educational investments and how leaders can leverage these opportunities in 2025.

According to the National Student Clearing House, college transfers grew 5.3% in the start of Fall 2023. Transfers make up 13.2% of the undergraduate student body, yet the process to transfer both laterally and upward holds many challenges. From difficult application processes, credits not transferring over, to difficulty integrating in campus life, and other obstacles. How can we aid these students? This discussion aims to tackle the answer to this question.

Seventy years after Brown v. Board, the promise of integrated, well-resourced public schools that serve all students well remains elusive, but possible. In this webinar, you will learn from Professor Rucker Johnson about the latest research showing why school integration should be one prong in any serious education equity strategy, and hear from Brown’s Promise about promising state policy efforts from around the country.

The landscape of higher education is evolving, and with it comes an increasing recognition of non-traditional pathways as viable routes to postsecondary success. From vocational training and online courses to apprenticeships and competency-based education, these alternative pathways offer unique opportunities for a diverse student population. Join us for an enlightening discussion with experts from academia, policy, and industry as we delve into the merits, challenges, and policy implications of non-traditional educational pathways. This webinar aims to explore how these alternatives can increase access to higher education, improve student outcomes, and meet the demands of a rapidly changing workforce.

Service learning and civic engagement can transform school communities, fostering a sense of belonging and responsibility among students. This session will explore practical strategies for integrating service learning into the curriculum, empowering students to take an active role in their communities and enhancing their educational experience through real-world problem solving. Join The Hunt Institute for a conversation on how schools can leverage civic engagement to build stronger connections with the local community, promote social responsibility, and develop the next generation of informed, active citizens.