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edweek.org

2015's Every Student Succeeds Act rolls back much of the federal government's big footprint in education policy.

the74million.org

With school buildings closed for the foreseeable future, many families are seeking new activities that align learning with social distancing. Fortunately, we can still connect with — and learn from — the great outdoors even as we quarantine. As spring blossoms across the nation, so does a therapeutic activity: bird-watching. Online resources like Audubon and […]

insidehighered.com

Free Higher Education News, Jobs, Career Advice and Events for college and university faculty, adjuncts, graduate students, and administrators.

brookings.edu

Brookings and all its personnel are governed by robust policies to safeguard the institution's commitment to research independence.

edsource.org

While California's Local Control Funding Formula shifted control over budgeting and decision making from the state to local districts, the state and federal government still retain authority over setting broad education and school finance policies. In this section, find articles about pressing challenges to California's education system, the state's education reforms, how school districts are implementing them, and their impact.

future-ed.org

State legislative activity on tutoring

gse.harvard.edu

The residential Master’s in Education (Ed.M.) at the Harvard Graduate School of Education prepares educators and aspiring educators — like you — with the knowledge and skills to change the world through education.

southerneducation.org

Seventy years after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Brown v. Board of Education decision, the harsh truth remains – many Black students still don't have access to crucial educational resources such as early childhood education, experienced teachers, advanced courses, and college affordability and success. These gaps in opportunities hold students back academically and socially. By one measure, U.S. schools have become more racially segregated than in 1968, just before many southern states desegregated their public schools. We have come so far in education in the South, but we still have many miles to go before every child has the opportunities they deserve. At a time when many political forces threaten justice and equity, SEF is undergoing a significant expansion. We are poised to make our greatest impact in decades in advancing our mission: Ensuring greater educational opportunities for Black students, other students of color, and students from low-income families. Learn more about our work at this historic time.

edchoice.org

From Our Perspective provides a glimpse into the dialogue around education reform that are discussed by the African American community.

collegedemocratsofamerica.com

Sunjay is a PreLaw student studying Political Science at the University of California, San Diego. His political journey began in 2020, creating his own political Instagram account that amassed over 17 million views at its peak & working locally where he received school-district-wide recognition