Teacher Access
We work to ensure that low-income students and students of color get the effective, well-supported teachers they need and deserve. Please see below a list of Ed Trust resources on this important topic.
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We work to ensure that low-income students and students of color get the effective, well-supported teachers they need and deserve. Please see below a list of Ed Trust resources on this important topic.
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When Tennessee showed no progress on the last results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress and Massachusetts actually…
Over the last year, students have learned to cope with significant uncertainty and navigated learning in new ways. With…
Most elementary schools teach reading with either a basal reading program, a teacher-developed curriculum, or a balanced literacy program…
To support America’s most underserved students, many of whom have experienced barriers to high-quality education long before this pandemic,…
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Schools have come under increasing pressure to reopen their buildings so that students can attend in person again. But…
Cicely Alexander has enjoyed a 25-year career in education and has worn many hats as teacher, principal, mother, and…
“We are pleased to see that the U.S. Department of Education will not consider blanket waivers of the critical…
Time to sound the alarm: Millions of students are no longer listed on the rolls of their K-12 public…
Junction City, Kansas (USD 475 Geary County) re-opened school buildings in September after a summer of planning and a…