September 2021 Research Rundown
Welcome to EdAllies’ September Research Rundown: our curated list of recent, relevant research we think is worth adding to the […]
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Quick Facts on the New Federal Stimulus: What to Expect in K-12 Education
In late December, the federal government passed a $900 billion federal stimulus bill, which will provide vital support for education […]
Read MoreLearning from National Innovators Part 4: Measuring and Addressing Learning Loss
Recent data found that math achievement has declined from 5 to 10 percentile points, with reading outcomes staying relatively flat […]
Read MoreMinnesota Fall Learning Plans By the Numbers
Since the sudden shift to distance learning this spring, we’ve been tracking how Minnesota schools are responding, taking a bird’s […]
Read MoreLearning From National Innovators Part 3: Educating Students During COVID-19
Right now, schools and districts across Minnesota are building their own, unique back-to-school plan. While this allows a customized approach […]
Read MoreAs Districts Plan for Fall, Lessons Learned from Minnesota’s Distance Learning Plans
The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) recently issued guidance to help schools plan for the fall, and asked districts to […]
Read MoreMay 2020 Research Rundown
Welcome to EdAllies’ May Research Rundown; our curated list of recent, relevant research we think is worth adding to the […]
Read MoreNew Report Undercounts Minnesota’s Teachers of Color
In September, the Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board (PELSB) published their first official report on the breakdown of teacher […]
Read MoreExcluded and Exaggerated Data Hides the Real State of Our Students
Each year, around the start of the school year, the Minnesota Department of Education provides an update on student achievement […]
Read MoreFor Students of Color with Special Needs, Action on School Discipline is Urgent
This week, the United States Commission Civil Rights published a new report which confirms what we have known anecdotally for […]
Read MoreWhat’s Working Best to Recruit and Retain Teachers of Color in MN
The new 2019 Minnesota Teacher Supply and Demand report shines a light on Minnesota’s dire shortage of teachers of color, and […]
Read MoreA Guide to Proposed Teacher Licensure Changes
Last year, a groundbreaking report from the nonpartisan Office of Legislative Affairs confirmed what educators and their advocates had long […]
Read MoreWhy We Support Expanding School Choice—If Done Right
As Minnesota legislators debate if and how to create “Opportunity Scholarships” for low-income children to attend independent schools, I can’t […]
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