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Episode 3 of edUnplugged is LIVE! Too many high school grads step into the world unprepared. EdTrust’s Aileen Ma breaks down how unclear pathways hold students back. 🎧 edtrust.org/podcast #edUnplugged #EdTrust #Podcast #Pathways

EdTrust-Midwest’s new report, “Ready for Rigor,” reveals troubling gaps in access to advanced coursework across Michigan—especially for students with the greatest needs—and offers policy solutions for state and district leaders. Read more: edtru.st/4a0EPaN

Full stop: Department of Education’s new definition of “patriotic education” harms students. Read this blog post a veteran HS history teacher in OH and the 2022 National Teacher of the Year on what it means to be a true patriot. bit.ly/4wHcXSW #cantbeerased

This week is the 72nd anniversary of Brown v. Board. The focus of Brown has always been on Black students who could now integrate. But did you know that 100,000 Black educators lost their jobs as a result? blackprincipals.edtrust.org #BrownvBoard #BlackTeachers #Blackprincipals

#OutNow: A new playbook from the Coalition on Accessibility in Higher Education. It’s a practical, comprehensive guide to #Accessibility in #HigherEducation. Read it here: chepp.org/wp-content/upl…

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 ⬇️