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Innovation Lab Network
The Innovation Lab Network (ILN) is a network of states that pilot, scale, and improve student-centered approaches to public education. States collaborate in learning communities to implement policies and improve practices to support underserved students.
Guided by our vision of system transformation for deeper learning opportunities, state leaders collaborate in learning communities to implement policies and improve practices to support historically underserved students. The ILN has no cost associated with it, but does require a commitment from states and their chiefs to join and receive support for their work.
Innovation Lab Network States
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Iowa
- Kentucky
- Mississippi
- New Hampshire
- Ohio
- Vermont
- Virginia
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
Equity and Personalized Learning
The ILN’s premiere equity work can be found in its “Whole Child Approaches to Personalized Learning” Peer Learning Community (PLC). This PLC consists of ten state education agencies (SEAs) who are committed to advancing educational equity through personalized learning and whole child support. In particular, these SEAs are looking for teaching and learning practices that will close opportunity gaps and improve the academic achievement and life outcomes of students of color, students from low-income families, English Learners, and students with disabilities. In 2018, this PLC will work to communicate how personalized learning can address longstanding inequities in public education, establish partnerships to support the work, and develop flexible, rigorous and equitable student pathways.