Systems Can’t Depend on Heroics: The Urgent Need to Strengthen Our Special Education and EL Teacher Workforce
NCTQ identifies six policy levers states can use to build a stronger teacher workforce for students with disabilities and English learners.
As States Expand Use of Teacher Apprenticeship Programs, EdTrust Research Finds Ways to Improve Candidate Success
Study of experience of candidates of color finds need for better recruitment, mentorship, financial support
Building Futures: Strengthening the Educator Workforce Through Teacher Apprenticeships
An excellent teacher is integral for student success, and most states have turned to registered teacher apprenticeship programs to widen their pool of educators
The Educational Aide Exemption Program: A Missing Link to Increase Texas’ Teacher Pipeline
Texas is facing a dire teacher shortage, yet most classroom-ready educational aides remain locked out of pathways to certification
Student Story: Defunding AmeriCorps isn’t Very American
Slashing funding for AmeriCorps puts both elementary and college students at a disadvantage in their education
Honoring the Teachers Who Sparked Our Dreams
Next week is Teacher Appreciation Week and we at EdTrust want to pause and honor the teachers who first sparked our dreams
New Pay for-Performance Plan in Houston ISD Will Reward and Retain Top Teachers
Statement by Judith Cruz, assistant director for Texas, Houston Region, EdTrust in Texas
The Majority of Students in the U.S. are Children of Color. Their Teachers Should Represent Them
Statement from EdTrust on the Department of Education’s $600 Million Cuts to Teacher Training Grants
Students Are Not Being “Indoctrinated”— They Are Learning to Navigate the World
In a divisive political climate, helping students confront racism and see the world beyond their personal experiences is critical