ExcelinEd's Adriana Gobbo Harrington notes that including credentials as a path to a diploma can be a slippery slope toward too many low-value options, and points to Ohio's refocusing of its high school credential system to cut its approved list of credentials from 164 to 70.
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“ExcelinEd's Adriana Gobbo Harrington notes that including credentials as a path to a diploma can be a slippery slope toward too many low-value options, and points to Ohio's move as a sign of the pendulum shifting back toward quality.”
— ExcelinEd team
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ExcelinEd
Transforming education to unlock lifelong opportunity and success for each and every child.
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- Tallahassee, US
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- 86 employees
Join us for the 2026 National Summit on Education in Washington, D.C., Dec. 2-4! Learn more at www.ExcelinEdSummit.org ExcelinEd is a national nonprofit transforming K-12 education to ensure success for every child with student-centered, state-based policy solutions. The organization collaborates with partners and education leaders to research, develop and implement policies that prioritize early literacy, empower families with education choice, expand innovation, strengthen school performance and prepare students to transition from education to the workforce.
Founded 2008