Post

Fast Fact: Don’t miss this!

Sep 12, 2012 by Ed Trust

In 2004, Texas Tech University trailed other institutions in graduating Latinos with bachelor’s degrees. But strong organizational leadership helped to improve Latino graduation rates by nearly 20 percentage points in just six years.

John King Speaks with College Students About the Nation’s Failure to Fulfill Brown v. Board
October 3, 2017 by John B. King Jr.
On October 3, John King spoke with undergraduate and graduate students studying at Georgetown University about the nation’s collective…
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
September 18, 2017 by Lucy Hood
Today marks Chile’s Independence Day and the first full week of Hispanic Heritage Month celebration — a time when…
Race-Conscious Admissions: What do the data say?
August 15, 2017 by Ed Trust
Welcoming Our New Team Members
August 4, 2017 by Nicolle Grayson
We are thrilled to announce a number of new additions to our team, as we work toward growing our…
Tell Congress to Make #EducationalEquity a National Priority
June 22, 2017 by Ed Trust
If Budgets Are Statements of Values, This Administration Doesn’t Value American Students
May 23, 2017 by John B. King Jr.
WASHINGTON (05/23/17) – “The Trump administration’s budget request is an assault on the American Dream. This shortsighted and cruel…
“The Education Trust cannot support DeVos’ nomination for U.S. Secretary of Education,” says Kati Haycock to Senate HELP Committee
January 23, 2017 by Ed Trust and Kati Haycock
WASHINGTON (01/23/17) – Today Kati Haycock, CEO of The Education Trust, issued the following statement ahead of the Senate…
Access, Opportunity and Achievement in America: A Look at the Data on Black Students, Elementary School Through College
December 6, 2014 by Kati Haycock
Kati HaycockBlack Alliance for Educational Options Bailey-Sullivan FellowsBaton Rouge, Louisiana Published: December 6, 2014 …
Improving Achievement and Closing Gaps in Math: Lessons From Schools on the Performance Frontier
October 17, 2014 by Kati Haycock
Kati HaycockGeorgia Council of Teachers of MathematicsEatonton, Georgia Published: October 8, 2014 Related Content:AccessClosing the Gaps Across the Achieveme…
Fast Fact: Latino Student Achievement on the Rise
October 10, 2014 by Ed Trust
JTNDaHIlM0U= Interested in using The Education Trust's…
Achievement and Opportunity in America: Where Are We? What Can We Do?
September 15, 2014 by Kati Haycock
Kati HaycockTeach For America School Systems LeadershipWashington, D.C. Presented: September 15, 2014 Related Content:AccessClosing the Gaps Across the…
Fast Fact: Fewer than 1 in 5…
July 24, 2014 by Ed Trust

Post

Fast Fact: Don’t miss this!

John King Speaks with College Students About the Nation’s Failure to Fulfill Brown v. Board

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

Race-Conscious Admissions: What do the data say?

Welcoming Our New Team Members

Tell Congress to Make #EducationalEquity a National Priority

If Budgets Are Statements of Values, This Administration Doesn’t Value American Students

“The Education Trust cannot support DeVos’ nomination for U.S. Secretary of Education,” says Kati Haycock to Senate HELP Committee

Access, Opportunity and Achievement in America: A Look at the Data on Black Students, Elementary School Through College

Improving Achievement and Closing Gaps in Math: Lessons From Schools on the Performance Frontier

Fast Fact: Latino Student Achievement on the Rise

Achievement and Opportunity in America: Where Are We? What Can We Do?

Fast Fact: Fewer than 1 in 5…

Translation

Our Offices

Latest Tweets

In The News

Post

Fast Fact: Don’t miss this!

Related Content