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The National Association of System Heads (NASH) is a membership organization of Chief Executive Officers of the 52 public higher education systems in 38 states and Puerto Rico.
The goal of the association is to improve the governance of public higher education systems. Its member systems enroll the lion's share of college students nationwide-about 70 percent of all four-year college undergraduates. A major commitment of NASH is to work with K-12 systems and civic leaders to build statewide K-16 vehicles to promote and carry out a coordinated, standards-based education reform strategy.
In the Spotlight:
NASH/EdTrust announce Access to Success initiative to expand college access and increase success for low-income and minority students
New Reports
State and Local K-16 Initiatives
Improving student achievement is not the job of K-12 alone. Our colleges and universities also have a major role to play in helping all students succeed in both sectors. Across the country, leaders in K-12 and higher education are putting together more powerful partnerships to prepare all students to meet high standards in school and in college, and to ensure that teachers are able to teach all students to high levels.
The Education Trust works with several partners to help bring about a coherent system, kindergarten through college, as follows:
The Education Trust and partners Achieve and Fordham Foundation released the report "Ready or Not: Creating a High School Diploma That Counts
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