Public Policy Institute of California @PPICNotes

Informing and improving public policy in CA through independent, objective, nonpartisan research. Follow us on Instagram: https://t.co/4dyAuBx1Om ppic.org San Francisco & Sacramento, CA Joined May 2009

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Public Policy Institute of California @PPICNotes

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California’s #childcare landscape has experienced significant changes in recent years, leading to both improvements and disruptions. Continuing to monitor both families’ and providers’ needs can help the system expand successfully. 💡 Learn more👇 bit.ly/3J4TYgJ

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How has enrollment for English Learner students changed over time? While enrollment for English-only students has returned to pre-pandemic levels, enrollment for ELs continues to decline and is now 15% lower than in 2015. Learn more in our new report👉 bit.ly/41t0YdA

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#FactFriday: Turnout for voters ages 18-24 dropped 12.7 percentage points (pp) in 2024. Among these voters, the gender gap was especially large: turnout fell 15.8 pp among women and 9.3 pp among men. Learn more about voter turnout in recent elections 👇 bit.ly/4m0Q5au

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California’s proposed #redistricting map is headed to the voters for a final decision in November. While the state is reliably blue, will voters’ sour mood complicate the path to a #Democratic victory? We take a look at the data 👇 bit.ly/4lHyR1D

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Public Policy Institute of California @PPICNotes

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How many @CalCommColleges students are transferring to four-year institutions—and how many actually graduate? Newly released data sheds light on key outcomes in the transfer process. bit.ly/45R9EgJ

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PPIC Water @PPICWater

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How does California ensure that the lights stay on as the state moves toward greater reliance on renewable energy? At a recent PPIC conference, a range of experts discussed resources needed to provide reliable power during a time of major transition. ppic.org/blog/reliable-…

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🆕 Dual enrollment ESL course offerings are much less common than dual enrollment English courses and are emerging in a variety of forms according to the needs and interests of the local community. This and more in our new report👇

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🆕 As participation in dual enrollment English has increased, the share of enrollees taking courses under College and Career Access Pathways (CCAP) has also grown, and underserved students make up a larger share in CCAP than in non-CCAP. 💡 Learn more 👉 bit.ly/4mJvjgB

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🆕 Did you know? The vast majority of dual enrollment English is at the transfer-level. Learn more in our new report 👉 bit.ly/4mJvjgB

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🆕 Each year, greater numbers of students take dual enrollment English. Although only about 6% of 12th graders took an English dual enrollment course in 2023–24, participation has grown significantly Read the full report 👉 bit.ly/4mJvjgB

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🆕 In our new study, we explore the challenges and opportunities of using dual enrollment English and English as a Second Language (#ESL) as a strategy to improve access to and success in college. Read the full report👇 bit.ly/4mJvjgB

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💻 WATCH NOW: Report authors Caroline Danielson, Joseph Hayes, and Patricia Malagon answer audience questions! #PPICevents #childcare Send ❔s for the speakers to [email protected]. 📝Report: bit.ly/3J4TYgJ 📺 Event 👇 bit.ly/4mQNp0q

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💻 WATCH NOW: PPIC's Caroline Danielson, Joseph Hayes, and Patricia Malagon discuss key takeaways from a report that explores whether the cost of care is affordable for families and sustainable for providers. 📝Report: bit.ly/3J4TYgJ 📺 Event 👇 bit.ly/4mQNp0q

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📺 TUNE IN NOW: Virtual briefing on our report, "California’s Changing Child Care Landscape: Understanding Costs and Supply." #PPICevents #childcare 📝Report: bit.ly/3J4TYgJ 📺 Event 👇 bit.ly/4mQNp0q

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📡 LIVE NOW: Report author Caroline Danielson outlines a new report that examines trends in costs and supply for child care in California, and provides insight into families’ and providers’ needs. 📝Report: bit.ly/3J4TYgJ 📺 Event 👇 bit.ly/4mQNp0q

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WATCH: California’s Changing Child Care Landscape: Understanding Costs and Supply. #PPICevents #childcare bit.ly/45OdRBL

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STARTING IN 10 MINS: A virtual briefing on a report that examines #California's changing #childcare landscape. #PPICevents Learn more: bit.ly/4ncI6YV

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STARTING SOON: PPIC researchers Caroline Danielson, Joseph Hayes, and Patricia Malagon discuss findings from a new report that explores whether the cost of care is affordable for families and sustainable for providers. Learn more and register: bit.ly/4ncI6YV

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Letitia Grenier @GrenierLetitia

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Great new research co-authored by our own Kyle Greenspan! Give it a read. #cawater

PPIC Water @PPICWater

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Great new research co-authored by our own Kyle Greenspan! Give it a read. #cawater

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PPIC Water @PPICWater

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NEW ON THE BLOG | When most Californians think about where our water comes from, we likely think of dams and reservoirs. But the state also has another essential—and natural—reservoir: snowpack. But this crucial resource is declining. Learn more. #cawater ppic.org/blog/californi…