Original URL: https://edtrust.org/node/2379
As the nation prepares for the final games of the NCAA basketball championship, the perennial story about college graduation rates is once again making headlines. The Education Trust President Kati Haycock appeared in this recent feature on CBS News.
When I first started undergrad at George Washington University, I was disturbed to find out that their symbol for…
Gini Pupo-Walker joins The Education Trust as State Director for Tennessee. In this role, Gini will work with advocates, educators, students…
For decades, researchers have used federal data to show that within states, the districts with the most students from…
The Education Trust seeks a Senior Research Analyst. Reporting to the Senior Director of Research and Data Analytics, the…
WASHINGTON – As we celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., it’s a time to reflect…
Despite the popular belief that affirmative action gives Black and Latino students an unfair advantage, these students are still…
Gini brings more than 20 years of work in education as a teacher, administrator, and nonprofit leader. She serves…
We are the Maryland Alliance for Racial Equity in Education (MAREE), a coalition of education advocacy, civil rights, and…
Mariel supports the Massachusetts Education Equity Partnership, where she manages partner recruitment and engagement, drives coalition operations, and helps…
Black and Latino students across the country experience inequitable access to advanced coursework opportunities. They are locked out of…
The data in this tool examines whether Black and Latino students are fairly represented in advanced courses, in each…
WASHINGTON – Black and Latino students across the country have unequal access to advanced coursework, which means they often…
