When Schools Stop Feeling Safe: The Hidden Learning Crisis Driven by Immigration Enforcement
The removal of sensitive locations protections is creating unnecessary trauma for students, teachers, families, and the broader school community
EdTrust Comment on the General Services Administration’s (GSA) Proposed Amendments
EdTrust’s response to the General Services Administration’s (GSA) proposed anti-DEI amendments to the System for Award Management (SAM) certification requirements for federal financial assistance recipients
From Compliance to Clarity: What Students Need and Innovating School Improvement
When a school is identified for improvement under ESSA, the conversation often jumps straight to solutions — but leaders need to understand why improvement is needed before determining their solutions
New Definition of “Patriotic Education” Does Not Benefit Students
The Department of Education’s “patriotic education” is an attempt to whitewash U.S. history and suppress the truth about America’s past
How Land-Grant Institutions Can Better Serve Indigenous Students
These institutions were founded on the premise of accessible education, but how accessible are they to Indigenous students?
Literacy Unlocked Webinar Series
A webinar series discussing how family partnerships, support for older readers, and access to diverse, representative materials fuel resource equity in literacy reform efforts
Amid a National Debate, a New Massachusetts Poll Sheds Light on Parent Perspectives on Cell Phone Bans in Schools
A new EdTrust–Massachusetts poll reveals strong parent support for limiting student cellphone use during the school day
How Family Engagement Can Reduce Chronic Absenteeism
Family engagement improves student attendance. When parents and teachers address chronic absenteeism together, students and schools thrive
Libraries Are at the Heart of the Reading Ecosystem
At a time when only 31% of 4th graders are reading proficiently, libraries are under attack. But public libraries are an essential piece to literacy