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RESOURCE LIBRARY

The Pathways Alliance includes a set of curated resources relevant to decision-makers and organizations working to implement, improve, or learn more about quality, sustainable teacher preparation programs.

The resource library can be searched using the search bar on the top right of the website screen.

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To submit a resource for consideration for inclusion in the resource library, please click here.

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The Pathways Alliance

October 2026

Western Kentucky University Principal Apprenticeship Program: Growing Leaders at Home

The Pathways Alliance and Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College

October 2026

Federal Loan Caps and the Leadership Pipeline: Reimagining Career Advancement for Educators

The Pathways Alliance

August 2026

Alaska's Principal Apprenticeship Program: Building Leadership Pathways Around Local Priorities

New America

August 2026

Living Up to Its Promise: Three Ways to Make Teacher Degree Apprenticeship Programs Work

Learning Policy Institute

October 2026

What Does the New Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Program Mean for States?

The Pathways Alliance and EDHUBNY

September 2026

A Blueprint for Quality: Why the National Guideline Standards (NGS) for Apprenticeships Matter for Every State

The Pathways Alliance and Partnership for Student Success

August 2026

Understanding Expanded Journeyworker-to-Apprentice Ratios: A Guide to State Processes for Requesting an Expanded Ratio

Learning Policy Institute

July 2026

State Teacher Shortages 2026 Update

AACTE, Deans for Impact, and National Center for Teacher Residencies

October 2026

The Impact of Federal Grant Cancellations on Educator Preparation

The Pathways Alliance

September 2026

State Agency and Local Education Agency Responsibilities: Launching and Sustaining Registered Principal Apprenticeships

K-12 Dive

August 2026

Special Education State Complaints Jump Nearly 50%

The Pathways Alliance and CraftED Curriculum

July 2026

Preparing Future Teachers for AI: Why Strong Pedagogy Still Comes First

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