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Rev. Dr. Carla Hunter Ramsey once had to put her Howard University dreams on hold because of cost. This month, she graduated alongside her son. 🎓 A reminder that it’s never too late & why equitable access to education matters. Check out their story: edtru.st/4dHDW9r

🚨 NEW PODCAST EPISODE 🚨 From post-pandemic recovery and teacher shortages to student mental health challenges and shrinking budgets, this candid conversation reveals why the principalship has never been more demanding. 🎧 Watch now: bit.ly/4uhs1VQ

We're excited to announce the launch of edUnplugged, our brand-new podcast created to bring unscripted and unfiltered conversations about today's education landscape directly to listeners. 🎙️ Tune in & subscribe: bit.ly/4tAhVOp #EDUnplugged #EdTrust #podcast

What’s the “state of the state” of professional learning for school leaders? A new @VanderbiltU study examines learning opportunities available to principals, exploring their format, the content covered, & their perceived usefulness. Read more: @WallaceFdn bit.ly/4ttDPE7

Strong partnerships can help transform outcomes in higher education. Join us today at 2 p.m. ET for a webinar featuring EdTrust’s SVP, Wil Del Pilar, during the panel discussion, The Power of Partnerships. Register here: edtru.st/434z8Vu #HigherEd #EdTrust

Last week, EdTrust staff and advocates met lawmakers in DC to bring real stories and real solutions straight to Capitol Hill. It was a day full of fierce advocacy and bold change. ✨    #equitymatters #fierceadvocacy #boldchange #Edtrust30

Our guest blogger is a Black principal who shares what leadership looks like in today’s climate. Read: bit.ly/4ddb3Re

School leaders aren’t just managing schools right now, they’re navigating political pressure, funding uncertainty, & growing community division while trying to keep students at the center.

Priscilla teaches so her classroom isn’t just a place where students learn, it’s a place where students have the freedom to create who they are, with no limits. Drop the name of a teacher who saw you for who you truly were. 👇 #TeacherAppreciationWeek

As a Black teacher, Kareem teaches because he knows what good teachers did for him and his community, so he makes sure to do the same for his students. Who was a teacher that made your community better? Drop their name, let’s celebrate them✨ #TeacherAppreciationWeek

7/7 Bottom line: Grad school access will shrink and costs will rise. Want to understand what this means for your future? 👉 Read the full breakdown: bit.ly/42NI0i5

6/7 The biggest impact? Students without financial safety nets, especially first-gen and low-income students, will be hit the hardest.

1/7 Grad school just got more expensive, without tuition increasing. Big changes to federal student loans will make it harder to afford advanced degrees. Here’s what you need to know ⬇️

As a Latina teacher, Irene teaches because she is walking the road paved by those who struggled before her—and is committed to opening doors for the Latino students who come next. #teacherappreciationweek

From pushing each other academically to finishing #1 and #2 in their class, their journey shows what’s possible when support, discipline, and community come together. Dream big. Don’t count yourself out. 💫 #StudentSuccess #CollegeAccess #DecisionDay

On this #FeelGoodFriday and College Decision Day: Two best friends from NJ turned shared dreams into a shared acceptance at Brown. bit.ly/4tLGeKb