Getting To & Through College: Notes From a College Student in Boston
A student talks about his love for the law, what led him to Boston, the challenges he’s faced, and how the administration’s policies are impacting students
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
60 Years Later, The Future of Title I is on the Line
On the 60th anniversary of Title I, the future of the provision that gives critical funding to low-income schools is at risk
Invest in Need-Based Financial Aid to Achieve a Talent Strong Texas
The Texas Legislature has the opportunity to strategically invest in financial aid programs to support low-income students to advance the state’s workforce goals
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
Not All Schools Are Created Equal—Even in Wealthy Districts
She assumed that all the schools in her affluent county were well-resourced. Then she became a teacher
How Can We Make America Great if We Don’t Have a First-Class Education System?
McMahon highlights an agenda that advances school privatization and vouchers, which would drain public school funding
A Vote for McMahon is a Vote for Project 2025
Strengthening and protecting public schools to ensure the most underserved students receive a high-quality education should be the priority