The 2026 Midterm Results Could Redefine the Education Policy Landscape
The 2026 midterm elections may prove to be one of the most consequential political events for education policy in more than a decade
EdTrust Welcomes the 2026 Local Advocacy Cohort to Advance Educational Justice
Eleven advocates from eight organizations will connect community knowledge, data, and advocacy to address educational inequities and build stronger pathways for students into high-quality postsecondary opportunities and careers
My Journey, My Credits, My Future: Why Transfer Pathways Matter
This National Transfer Week, I want Texas colleges and universities to make a simple commitment: stop putting avoidable obstacles between students and their degrees
How Michigan Can Better Protect Undocumented Students
The Trump administration continues to target immigrant and undocumented students through ICE presence on campuses and continued attacks on Plyler v. Doe
The State of School Choice in Louisiana
Statement from Tramelle Howard, J.D., State Director, EdTrust in Louisiana
Not Enough Michigan Students Have Access to Dual Enrollment Opportunities
A state task force recently released recommendations on how to remove barriers and improve access so that more students can take advantage of the benefits of dual enrollment
Massachusetts Cannot Solve Chronic Absenteeism if Students Are Afraid to Go to School
Students can’t learn if they’re afraid to go to school. Here’s why the PROTECT Act is essential to attendance, learning, and student well-being