Innovation Exchange
Americans are already doing extraordinary things in education. Too often that work stays inside one school, one district, one state. This is where we find it, share it, and help it grow.
WHAT THIS ISThe Innovation Exchange is a living resource, built on the belief that educators, researchers, families, and communities across the country are already developing the models we need. What has been missing is a national effort to connect that work.
If you are doing innovative work in your school, district, or organization, we want to hear about it so we can share it with others
Areas of Focus
Human development and well-being
Resiliency and mental health
School design models
Career and workforce readiness
Artificial intelligence and technology
Civic and ethical development
Creativity and the arts
Outdoor and experiential learning
Personalized learning
Assessment and accountability
Teacher preparation and support
Community and industry partnerships
Innovative Practices
School design
Virginia Governor Schools
Half-day magnet program keeps academically ambitious students embedded in their home schools and communities while conducting original university-level research with community mentors.
Hampton, Virginia — Est. 1973
Community partnerships
University-Assisted Community Schools
Universities deploy their full range of resources to surround and support a community school, from translation services to job boards to agricultural assistance.
Duke University model
Career and workforce
Your practice here
Know a program that is working? Something you have built or seen that belongs in this library? Submit it and we will share it.
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