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At All4Ed, we are committed to expanding equitable educational opportunities for students of color, students from low-income families, and other marginalized groups. Search our publications, podcasts, videos, webinars, and other tools to learn more about the policies and practices we promote to ensure all students graduate from high school prepared for college, work, and life.
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When Equity Is Optional: Does Accountability Drive School Spending?Â
States should use accountability to identify and provide extra resources to struggling schools, yet many schools spent less, not more, after being identified.
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Giving Credit Where Credit is Due
Evidence demonstrates the power of dual enrollment to increase postsecondary enrollment and completion. But it has an Achilles heel: credit transfer.
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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.
podcast | Accountability and Support, College and Career Pathways, Congress, Funding Equity, US Department of Education
Recently, Senator Maggie Hassan, a Democrat from New Hampshire, and Senator Todd Young, a Republican from Indiana, teamed up to introduce the Fast Track To and Through College Act. This bill will increase college completion and reduce college costs by redesigning the senior year of high school.
podcast | Accountability and Support, College and Career Pathways, Congress, Funding Equity, US Department of Education
El formulario FAFSA 2024-25, también conocido como Better FAFSA, amplÃa la elegibilidad para recibir ayuda federal para estudiantes, incluidas las Becas Pell, y brinda una experiencia de usuario optimizada.
podcast | Accountability and Support, College and Career Pathways, Congress, Funding Equity, US Department of Education
This week we’re discussing FASFA! Better FAFSA has been simplified and redesigned for broader access; it is faster, and many students can now finish the form in 15 minutes; and Better FAFSA unlocks billions of dollars in aid to help students with their dream of higher education.
blog | Assessment, Budget and Resources, College and Career Pathways, COVID Response & Recovery, Federal Education Budget, Funding Equity
March 15, 2024
All4Ed has been watching as Governors issue their State of the State addresses and identifying interesting patterns and focuses for the coming year in education policy.
publication | Accountability and Support, Funding Equity, US Department of Education
All4Ed and our partners urge the U.S. Department of Education to ensure its comprehensive centers prioritize school improvement and resource equity.
blog | Accountability and Support, Assessment, Budget and Resources, College and Career Pathways, COVID Response & Recovery, Federal Education Budget, Funding Equity, State of the State Addresses
February 8, 2024
January marks the time for Governors across the nation to address a joint session of their legislature and deliver a State of the State Address. This annual speech serves as a way for a Governor to introduce legislative and policy priorities for the coming year. While the format and name of each address varies from […]
press_release | Accountability and Support, Every Student Succeeds Act, Federal Education Budget, Funding Equity
All4Ed’s latest report sheds light on accountability systems and spending in the schools that need it most. States should use accountability to identify and provide extra resources to struggling schools, yet many schools spent less, not more, after being identified.
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