The Educational Aide Exemption Program: A Missing Link to Increase Texas’ Teacher Pipeline
October 13, 2025 by EdTrust-Texas Texas is facing a dire teacher shortage, yet most classroom-ready educational aides remain locked out of pathways to certification
Chronic Absenteeism
October 09, 2025 by EdTrust EdTrust created an interactive package designed to equip policymakers, advocates, and education leaders with policy analyses, guidance, and insight
Joint Comment to U.S. Department of Education on Their Proposed Changes to 2025-26 and 2027-28 Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC)
September 09, 2025 by EdTrust 35 organizations share feedback with the Department of Education on CRDC data collection
Joint Comment on the Secretary’s Supplemental Priority on Artificial Intelligence in Education
August 21, 2025 by EdTrust Public comment on the 30-day public notice from the Department of Education (ED) regarding the proposed Secretary’s Supplemental Priority on advancing artificial intelligence in education
Trump’s Admissions Data Order Threatens to Roll Back Decades of Hard-Fought Progress
August 08, 2025 by EdTrust EdTrust warns directive will weaponize transparency to attack diversity and equity in higher education
The Trump Administration’s Strategy to Influence Higher Education and What K-12 Schools Can Learn from It
August 07, 2025 by Wil Del Pilar, Ph.D. For K-12 schools and districts, the Trump Administration’s attacks on Higher Ed serve as a warning of what could come
Columbia and Brown’s Agreements to Share Student Data with the Trump Administration Aids and Abets a Racist Agenda
August 05, 2025 by EdTrust Statement from EdTrust President and CEO Denise Forte on Columbia and Brown’s agreements to share student data with the Trump administration
An Equitable Approach to Improving Literacy
July 29, 2025 by EdTrust How to ensure more equitable reading opportunities and outcomes for all students
What The Federal Voucher Program Means for Students in Your State
July 21, 2025 by Emily Young Now that a federal school voucher program has become law, here’s what it means for students in your state