Students of Color, Children from Low-Income Backgrounds Bear Brunt of Climate Crisis
New EdTrust report shows the link between environmental justice and education equity
Why Environmental Justice Is Educational Justice
Without education and action on climate change, students of color and students from low-income backgrounds will bear the brunt of its effects
An EdTrust Mom Reflects on Returning to Work
While navigating postpartum life and caring for her children during a rapidly changing America, EdTrust’s P-12 VP experiences heartbreak and hope
The Department of Education’s Newest Broken Promise: Cutting Pandemic Relief Funding
The Dept of Ed is taking back $3 billion in pandemic relief funding that Congress already promised to states. What’s at stake?
How Emergency Relief Funding Helped Students Stay in College During the Pandemic
Two EdTrust briefs paint a clearer picture of how federal emergency relief funding impacted college students and provide recommendations for improving future aid funding
I’m a Houston Teacher, and I Support Houston ISD’s Step Toward Excellence
Embracing this change will help create a culture of growth, innovation, and success for all involved
Find Out How Much Federal Education Aid Your State Could Lose
A 50-state scan of 2025 state budgets and the estimated new budget without federal education funding
The Impacts of the Los Angeles Wildfires: Lessons for Schools Nationwide
Devastating wildfires in Southern California in early January 2025 were historic in scale and impact
EdTrust in Texas Takes Legal Action Urging Release of School Accountability Data
For two years, Texas families, educators, and communities have been left without access to critical A-F school accountability ratings