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Education
Use this guide for help in your education courses and assignments.
Listed below are websites that can be useful to your research in Education. Make sure to carefully evaluate a website prior to using it. Not sure if a website has reliable information? Ask your librarian for help!
With more than 23,000 resources in its collection, the National Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities (NCEF) website is the largest source of school facilities information in the world. Its purpose is to offer timely and comprehensive information for all stakeholders involved in designing, building, and maintaining safe, healthy, high-performing schools.
ED's mission is to promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness by fostering educational excellence and ensuring equal access.
Welcome to Educator Licensure! Here you will find information for educators, Regional Offices of Education, Licensure Officers, districts and schools. Our goal is to convey consistent and effective messages of Illinois licensing requirements and practices that enhance education, empower districts and ensure equitable outcomes for all students.
The Explore Census Data page replaces American FactFinder and provides access to data about the United States, Puerto Rico and the Island Areas. American Fact Finder was archived in March 2020.
A trusted source for federal statistical information since 1997. FedStats supports a community of practice for over 100 agencies engaged in the production and dissemination of official federal statistics, and provides the public with a showcase of information, tools and news related to official federal statistics.
The Chronicle of Higher Education is a source of news, information, and jobs for college and university faculty members and administrators. Click on more... for additional access information.
The General Assembly and Governor Otto Kerner created the Board of Higher Education in 1961 to plan and coordinate Illinois' system of colleges and universities at a time when enrollments in post-secondary education were taking flight. The goal was to create an agency with the expertise, credibility, and statewide perspective to map an efficient and orderly course for the dramatic growth of higher education then underway.
