Equality is a worthy ideal, but it presupposes that all people are afforded the same access, resources, and opportunities…
Today, the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) released national-, state-, and district-level scores for grades 4 and 8…
As a mom of three children, I make lots of decisions every day about how to support their individual…
When advocates say, “We all know what’s happening,” and are only armed with anecdotes and not data, it is…
Those who study educational disparities know that money matters in education. And it’s not just about how much money…
Over the last year, students have learned to cope with significant uncertainty and navigated learning in new ways. With…
In October, the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) 2019 12th grade reading and math scores were released and with them came an…
Our national attention span is currently functioning like a TV that switches between several anxiety-inducing channels. On one channel:…
WASHINGTON (June 1, 2020) – As state and district leaders in Texas are deciding how to best open schools,…
On October 3, John King spoke with undergraduate and graduate students studying at Georgetown University about the nation’s collective…
In implementing the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), states are choosing how to measure and hold schools responsible for…
