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Interested in working for Proving Ground or the National Center for Rural Education Research Networks? We have 7 openings: Administrative Assistant, Proving Ground Director, National Center for Rural Education Research Network Research Analyst I, Proving...

The National Center for Rural Education Research Network's work with Berne-Knox-Westerlo and other rural districts in New York is covered by The Altamont Enterprise. Chronic absenteeism, or missing 10-percent of total school days in a school year, is one...

News 5 Cleveland outlines the National Center for Rural Education Research Networks partnership with the Ohio Department of Education and the Cleveland Browns Foundation. CLEVELAND — During the 2017-2018 school year, more than 260,000 of Ohio’s K-12...

Proving Ground's new partnership with the Brown's Foundation and the Ohio Department of Education is covered by Cleveland Metro School District. Public schools in Canton, Maple Heights, East Cleveland and nine rural districts will receive support and...

NNERPP featured Proving Ground and the National Center for Rural Education Research Networks in their newsletter. They will continue to cover different aspects of the project in a series. Improving Improvement is a new series in NNERPP Extra focused on...

The second installment of the NNERPP Improving Improvement series featuring Proving Ground and the National Center for Rural Education Research Networks. This is the second installment of IMPROVING IMPROVEMENT, our quarterly series focused on leveraging...

Cleveland.com highlights the partnership between the Cleveland Browns Foundation, the Ohio Department of Education and Proving Ground. ... To expand the “Get 2 School” program statewide, the Browns Foundation has partnered with the Ohio Department of...

Proving Ground Director Bi Vuong is quoted in this Education Week article that focuses on the importance of education parternships. ... "In terms of [research] infrastructure investment, Massachusetts, for example, started with a higher baseline, but it...