Statement from Denise Forte, President and CEO of EdTrust, and Alexza Barajas Clark, Executive Director of EdTrust-Tennessee, on the Trump Administration’s Cancellation of Grants Supporting Minority-Serving Institutions
Colleges and universities will lose key resources to expand access and opportunity for students of color
Statement from EdTrust Vice President of P-12 Policy, Research, and Practice, Allison Socol on the Release of NAEP Scores
Race, zip code, and income continue to determine the resources and instruction students receive
House Bill Mimics Destructive Trump Education Cuts
Statement from Augustus Mays, vice president for Partnerships and Engagement for EdTrust, on the Fiscal Year 2026 House Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Bill
Trump’s Admissions Data Order Threatens to Roll Back Decades of Hard-Fought Progress
EdTrust warns directive will weaponize transparency to attack diversity and equity in higher education
Columbia and Brown’s Agreements to Share Student Data with the Trump Administration Aids and Abets a Racist Agenda
Statement from EdTrust President and CEO Denise Forte on Columbia and Brown’s agreements to share student data with the Trump administration
Louisiana Can’t Build a Stronger Future by Erasing Inclusion
Gov. Landry’s recent executive order jeopardizes student access, success, equity, and accountability
EdTrust Applauds the Senators’ Pushback Against the Great American Heist
Bipartisan education funding bill rejects Trump’s plan to dismantle public education
Statement from EdTrust Vice President Allison Socol on the Release of Withheld Federal Education Funds
This is a win for students, but the Great American Heist isn’t over
Supreme Court Clears Path to Further Dismantle Department of Education
The U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing the Trump administration to continue its effort to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education isn’t reform—it’s a full-scale assault on student opportunity