Type Of Content: Report

As federal financial aid shrinks, college access and affordability will hinge on how states distribute student aid and set eligibility requirements. A new EdTrust report examines state financial aid programs in three Midwestern states.

An excellent teacher is integral for student success, and most states have turned to registered teacher apprenticeship programs to widen their pool of educators

Texas is facing a dire teacher shortage, yet most classroom-ready educational aides remain locked out of pathways to certification

How to ensure more equitable reading opportunities and outcomes for all students

Amid unprecedented threats to public education and sluggish post-pandemic learning recovery, a bipartisan coalition of Michigan organizations is calling on state leaders to prioritize investments and strategies that improve outcomes for vulnerable students

Math proficiency has sharply declined across the nation, and recent data shows that many Massachusetts students are entering higher education unprepared for the mathematical demands of college, careers, and beyond

Two EdTrust briefs paint a clearer picture of how federal emergency relief funding impacted college students and provide recommendations for improving future aid funding

Devastating wildfires in Southern California in early January 2025 were historic in scale and impact

Our new report looks at the policies of states that have had, currently have, or will soon implement universal FAFSA policies and examines the impact of these policies on FAFSA submission and completion rates and enrollment among Pell Grant recipients