Topic: School Funding

ACCESS GRANTED – School Funding Between Schools in Districts

files December 07, 2022 by EdTrust

Inequities in school funding between school districts within a state have been well documented, and a few early analyses…

Equal is not Good Enough: ADVOCACY BRIEF

files December 07, 2022 by EdTrust

When it comes to providing children with a high-quality education, money matters. Research shows that sustained and significant increases…

Equal Is Not Good Enough

files November 30, 2022 by Ivy Morgan

When it comes to providing children with a high-quality education, money matters. Yet, the U.S. education system is plagued…

Joint Comments on Proposed Changes to the School-Level Finance Survey (SLFS)

newspaper November 28, 2022 by EdTrust

Stephanie Valentine, PRA Coordinator Strategic Collections and Clearance, Governance and Strategy Division U.S. Department of Education LBJ, Room 6W203 400 Maryland Ave. SW Washington, DC 20202–8240 Download the Full Letter…

A School District Guide to Advocating for Equity in American Rescue Plan Spending

compass October 27, 2022 by EdTrust

Since March 2021, school district leaders have been developing and implementing plans to spend their “ARP dollars,” that is,…

How States Are Using Federal Funds to Solve Teacher Shortages

newspaper October 12, 2022 by EdTrust

New report from The Education Trust highlights promising practices used to invest in teacher recruitment and retention WASHINGTON, D.C. – As students headed back to school this fall, there were…

Ensuring Fair Funding for Student Success

October 05, 2022 by EdTrust

State funding systems need to be fairer by directing significantly more resources to students and communities facing the steepest barriers to learning and opportunity

Leading the Way

article-cropped May 16, 2022 by Karin Chenoweth

In Episode 3, leaders in two states explain how they are using ESSER funds to pursue statewide improvement efforts. In Delaware, recently retired state superintendent, Dr. Susan Bunting, along with…

Creating More Equitable Schools Amid a Pandemic. Yes, it Can Be Done!

article-cropped May 04, 2022 by Josh Parrish

The last big shock to the educational system before the COVID-19 pandemic was the Great Recession of 2008, which decimated K-12 budgets, cost 300,000 jobs across the U.S. public education…