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Who Will You Meet at #EdTrust2014?

Sep 11, 2014 by Nicolle Grayson

We’ve got powerful speakers lined up and an enriching, diverse list of breakout sessions to offer you at our national conference in Baltimore on Nov. 13-14. What’s left? The connections you’ll make with like-minded advocates and practitioners who are dedicated to the hard work of closing the achievement gap – just like you. Here’s what attendees had to say last year:

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