Two Homeland Attacks Rattle Americans Amid War with Iran
Peter Bergen discusses recent attacks in the U.S. and the war in Iran with CNN.
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A conversation with David Hawkins admissions and enrollment management expert on centering racial equity in the admissions process.
Voting Rights at the Supreme Court: Gerrymandering, School Districts, and Education Equity
As the Supreme Court rules on the Voting Rights Act, we should recall that past VRA rulings have allowed harmful educational gerrymandering.
Who Are Older Americans Still Repaying Loans From College?
Disproportionately women and people of color, they are no better off than peers with only a high school education
Advocacy Born from a Mother’s Experience
A conversation with author, publisher, and student parent advocate, Dr. Ariel Sylvester
ESSA Pulse Check:
15 states hoped to have made progress by now, but have they? This blog looks at select states’ English language proficiency performance.
Engaging Proximity Experts in Early Childhood Systems Design
New resources offer strategies for placing families’ experiences at the center of early childhood systems design
Leading Towards a Segregated Higher Education System
A conversation with Dr. David Mickey-Pabello on the disparate impact of states with affirmative action bans.
Efforts to Transform Kindergarten for a Strong PreK-3rd Continuum
Some states are going beyond these traditional areas of action, wading into other areas of policy and practice.
Establishing Family-Friendly Spaces within On-Campus Libraries
A conversation with Associate Professor and Librarian Kelsey Keyes.