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publication | Congress, Funding Equity, US Department of Education

Federal education funds for FY2025—billions meant for vulnerable students—are being unlawfully withheld. This delays vital support for migrant learners, teacher training, English learners, and after-school programs. Students can’t wait. We urge Congress to act now and ensure these funds are fully and immediately released.

blog | Accountability and Support, Federal Education Budget, Funding Equity, US Department of Education

by Phillip Lovell
May 20, 2025

Despite early promises to protect education funding, the Trump administration’s proposed $12B cut to the U.S. Department of Education breaks that commitment—putting students, educators, and communities at risk. A majority of voters across party lines oppose these cuts and support increased investment in public schools, reinforcing that education isn’t partisan—it’s a national priority.

blog | AI, Budget and Resources, Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, Data and Privacy, Funding Equity

by Tom Murray
May 15, 2025

At ASU+GSV, school leaders joined All4Ed for a powerful conversation on how to lead with equity, ethics, and purpose in an AI-driven educational future.

blog | Data, Federal Education Budget, Funding Equity

by Anne Hyslop
February 27, 2025

Our data is clear: When given the choice between increasing federal funding for public schools or private school vouchers, the majority of voters—regardless of age, gender, race, political views, education level, or the state they live in—pick public schools.

podcast | Funding Equity

⚡️ Welcome back to the All4Ed Flash! As we approach the upcoming election, it’s crucial to understand the potential effects it may have on our students and their families. Education is a cornerstone of opportunity, and the decisions we make today will shape the future for generations to come. Representation matters. When Latinx voices are…

podcast | Funding Equity, Social and Emotional Learning

⚡️ Welcome back to the All4Ed Flash! As schools across the country reckon with the ending of the American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds, many, if not all, are trying to find ways to sustain the services these funds supported. For most schools, that means finding some sustainable method of funding mental and behavioral health services.…

blog | Funding Equity

by Keisha Rivera
September 24, 2024

As schools across the country reckon with the ending of the American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds, many, if not all are trying to find ways to sustain the services these funds supported. For most schools, that means finding some sustainable method of funding mental and behavioral health services. Fortunately, an expanding and increasingly well-known pathway…

podcast | Accountability and Support, College and Career Pathways, Congress, Funding Equity, US Department of Education

Recientemente, la Senadora Maggie Hassan, una demócrata de New Hampshire, y el Senador Todd Young, un republicano de Indiana, se unieron para presentar el Acta de Rápido Acceso y Tránsito a la Universidad o Fast Track To and Through College Act.

podcast | Accountability and Support, College and Career Pathways, Congress, Funding Equity, US Department of Education

Today, we delve into a significant development in education policy. The U.S. Department of Education has released its Final Rule under Title IX, marking a pivotal moment in advancing educational equity and opportunity.