
Welcome to NNERPP Extra, your space for exploring the intersection of education research, policy, and practice!
New edition out now
Happy spring, and welcome to our new issue of NNERPP Extra! We are excited to share three new articles with you in this issue: First up, we hear from the St. Louis School Research Practice Collaborative about partnership research on student mobility; next, the NYC Partnership for Math Equity shares lessons learned from launching a research-practice-platform partnership, guided by the Milestones tool for emerging RPPs; and finally, we hear tips for integrating quick partnership health discussions with your RPP. As always, a special thank you goes to our wonderful guest authors who contributed to this issue. Happy reading!
Scroll down to discover the articles or click below to download the full PDF issue.

Explore the articles from our new edition!
The magazine is organized into four recurring sections:
Research Insights
In this section, NNERPP members share a behind-the-scenes look at partnership research

St. Louis has disproportionately high rates of student mobility. Local practitioners wanted to better understand which students were moving, where, and why, in order to design more effective initiatives to meet student and educator needs. The St. Louis School Research Practice Collaborative shares its partnership research on student mobility, including how it led to deeper investigations into how data is collected and coded.
RPP Deep Dive
This section explores pressing challenges commonly encountered in RPPs and possible solutions to these

The NYC Partnership for Math Equity explores what it means to establish and launch an RPP that includes an education technology partner –a research-practice-platform partnership or RPPP–, sharing lessons learned through framing provided by the Milestones Guide for emerging RPPs.
Extra Credit
This section features shorter pieces covering a variety of topics through a “Spotlight” or “How To” format

What can quick RPP health checks look like and how can they be easily integrated into a partnership’s regular activities? An RPP evaluator describes how two RPPs are using mini-routine prompts in their regular meetings and shares three tips for using these quick health check routines in your context, even if you only have five minutes per meeting to spare.
Research Headlines
A roundup listing all of our members’ research from the past quarter

Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL)
for NNERPP Extra?
We invite you to share your writing with the RPP world by joining our terrific group of guest authors who have contributed their ideas and insights over the years!
Discover the latest research from RPPs across the country
Our research roundup lists new research from NNERPP members for each quarter, updated every Monday. You can also explore previous quarterly roundups.
Recent Research Headlines
Swiper Carousel
Why Early College: Educators’ Motivation to Work on Early College
- Course-Taking
- High School
- Postsecondary
Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL)
School-to-School Mentorship: A Mini-Network With a Mentor School
- Course-Taking
- High School
- Postsecondary
Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL)
Earning College Credit in Indiana Schools: Dual Credit, Advanced Placement, or Both?
- Course-Taking
- High School
- Postsecondary
Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL)
Neighborhood Satisfaction and Implications for Detroit Schoolchildren
- Neighborhoods
Detroit Partnership for Education Equity & Research
First-Fall Destinations for Baltimore City Schools Graduates in Brief
- Postsecondary
- Workforce
Baltimore Education Research Consortium
Earnings Outcomes for Baltimore City Schools Graduates in Brief
- Postsecondary
- Workforce
Baltimore Education Research Consortium
Rapid In-Class Assessment of Handwriting Using a Digital Tablet: Multidimensional Analysis of Gender and Socioeconomic Status
- Digital Learning
- Technology
The University House of Education
Branching Out Series: Artists and Arts Graduates Beyond the Creative Fields, Report 1: ‘Should I Stay or Should I Go?’
- Postsecondary
- Workforce
Illinois Workforce and Education Research Collaborative
Characteristics, Experiences, and Outcomes of Current and Former Foster Youth in Georgia’s Adult Education System
- Adult Learners
- Foster Youth
Georgia Policy Labs
Characteristics and Profiles of Pre-K Classrooms and Teachers in the Houston Region
- Early Childhood Ed
- Teachers / Principals / Superintendents
Houston Education Research Consortium
Block Schedules in Virginia Schools: Purposes, Outcomes, and Policy Considerations
- School Schedule
Metropolitan Educational Research Consortium
Listening to and Learning From Students Through Youth Participatory Action Research
- Students
- Youth Engagement
Gardner Center
What are the Characteristics of the CS Teacher Workforce? Part 3 of The State of Computer Science in Illinois High Schools Series
- STEM & Computer Science
- Teachers / Principals / Superintendents
Illinois Workforce and Education Research Collaborative