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Let Schools Be Schools: How Anti-Plyler Proposals Threaten Education Access for Students Experiencing Homelessness
For 1.54 million students experiencing homelessness, school can be the one constant in their lives. Anti-Plyler proposals could create new documentation barriers that disrupt enrollment, stability, and access to education.
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Leading with a Librarian Lens
Amy Dirlam explores how school and district leaders can recognize libraries and librarians as essential partners in literacy, learning, innovation, and student success, and how strong library leadership can help advance the vision of the entire school community.
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Beyond the Bookshelves: Building Reading Culture Through Community
Welcome back to Leading from the Library!
We're kicking off Season 13 with Shannon McClintock Miller and guest Crissi Brandhuber. Find out what happened when Crissi collaborated with her local indie bookstore to create a literacy night in her community called StoryFest.
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Statement from All4Ed CEO Amy Loyd on Cuts to Migrant Student Education Funding
Date: Monday, September 28, 2026Contact: Enrique A. ChaurandEmail: echaurand@all4ed.org WASHINGTON, D.C. โ โThe Trump administrationโs decision to rescind $25 million in funding for Special…
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All4Ed and Education Advocacy Organizations Urge Department of Education to Withdraw Proposed Grant Regulations
Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026Contact: Enrique A. ChaurandEmail: echaurand@all4ed.org WASHINGTON, D.C. โ All4Ed and a coalition of education advocacy organizations and civil rights organizations…
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When Documentation Mandates Collide with Foster Youth Rights
Documentation requirements tied to immigration status could create unintended barriers for students in foster care, whose vital records may be inaccessible during placement changes. This blog explores how challenges to Plyler v. Doe could ripple across school communities.
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New Proposed Rules Could Reshape Federal Education Grants
All4Ed and partner organizations are opposing proposed changes to EDGAR that could increase uncertainty around federal education grants, expand the Secretary of Education's authority, and alter requirements related to equity, transparency, and evidence-based decision-making.
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Virtual Digital Navigator Training
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The Crisis Unfolding in Schools That No One Is Talking About
Immigration enforcement is quietly disrupting classrooms nationwideโnot through court rulings, but through fear. As attacks on Plyler v. Doe mount, learn why threats to one group of students' educational access put every child's stability and learning at risk.
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