Holding the Line for Students in a High-Stakes Session
In addition to the breakdown of the 2026 legislative session below, EdAllies will be hosting a virtual session recap even […]
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Matt Shaver & Madie Spartz
Blind Spots and Bright Spots: A First Deadline Look at Minnesota’s 2026 Education Legislation
Guest Post
Nyleve Eiram
Seeing Beyond the Surface: Early ADHD Screening and Real Support in the Black Community!
Guest Post
Dr. Tracey Plante
Beyond “I’m Not a Math Person”: How Rigorous Math Builds Confidence and Closes Gender Gaps
Josh Crosson
Statement from Josh Crosson, Executive Director of EdAllies, on the Annunciation Catholic School tragedy
Madie Spartz
Omnibus Turbulence and Bipartisan Bright Spots: A Mid-Session Look at Education Legislation
Madie Spartz
Conference Committees Tackle Final Details on K-12 Bills. Will Key Provisions Get Across the Finish Line?
Guest Post
Erin Sandsmark
Dangerous Hold Protections for Kids Are Simple and Don’t Need to be Repealed
Guest Post
Jazmin Roldan
Students are Fighting Mental Health Challenges Every Day. Who’s Going to Help?
Guest Post
Jennifer Bertram
Fighting for Our Kids: Special Education Services Need an Overhaul. But Will MN Invest?
Guest Post
Mindy Chang
