Posts Tagged ‘Equity’

March 2024 Research Rundown

For our March Research Rundown of the year—our curated list of recent, relevant research we think is worth adding to […]

While nearly 35% of students in Minnesota identify as Black, Indigenous, or people of color, the teacher workforce across the […]

Children with disabilities have certain rights to an education, according to a provision in federal law known as Free and […]

Welcome to EdAllies’ December Research Rundown: our curated list of recent, relevant research we think is worth adding to the […]

Any number of things come to mind when you hear the word “book club,” but sparking disruption the education system […]

When a child comes into your life, it can feel like chaos comes with them. You may have a child […]

We just wrapped testing season in Minnesota. And while Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment (MCA) results can’t tell the whole story of […]

As I’ve advanced through life, and seen my child, my grandchild, and my students advance in theirs, I have realized […]

As an experienced educator, an advocate, a parent, a grandparent, and a former public school student myself, I have seen […]

I still remember my and my son’s first open house. All those crayons, his new backpack, all the excitement from […]

This morning, the Minnesota Supreme Court issued a much-anticipated decision on whether to dismiss Cruz-Guzman v. State of Minnesota. The gist […]

As kids around the state start their summer break, I’m anxiously tracking a court case that could have a huge […]

For the past week, a legislative conference committee has been working to reconcile the differences between education bills that the […]

In conversations about opportunity gaps, I very rarely hear about one tool that has become increasingly critical to student success, […]

The 2018 legislative session kicked off on Feb. 20, and since it’s a short session, things are already in full […]

On Tuesday, Feb. 6, Minnesota caucus-goers can shape their political parties’ priorities—and spark change for the state’s students and schools. […]

Today, the Minnesota Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Cruz-Guzman v. State of Minnesota, a lawsuit alleging that the […]

Is Minnesota doing enough to make sure low-income students and students of color have equitable access to effective teachers? Or […]

Last Friday, the United States Commission on Civil Rights held a daylong hearing to investigate how school pushout disproportionately harms […]

Working in education advocacy, I cannot tell you how many times I’ve heard, seen, or read the argument that parent […]

6,255. That’s how many young Minnesotans are estimated to be directly impacted by President Trump’s decision yesterday to phase out the […]

This Monday, when MDE released the 2017 MCA results, I was hoping for the best: Big gains in math and […]

When we founded EdAllies, we knew that a big part of our work would be fostering a new conversation about […]