equity

Recently my school’s counseling department organized a showing of the documentary “Screenagers” to all 450 of our middle school students. The film explores

This week, the Chicago Board of Education voted to adopt a common enrollment process for high school admissions next year. This could be a great relief to

Politics is at the heart of so much that is wrong with public education. On the left, education politics is often about increasing funding while evading re

A new report from EdBuild, Building Equity: Fairness in Property Tax Effort for Education, analyzes the way public schools are funded via property taxes an

Educators for Excellence does not endorse or oppose candidates for elected or appointed office, but we do amplify the positions of our members. More than 9

On January 25, I had the honor of sitting on one of two panels on “Race, Social Justice and Education Reform,” co-hosted by the American Enterprise Institu

I recently spoke to a handful of young women at a high school in North Carolina who had taken an international test that is getting a lot of attention—the

Dear America, We must do better. After too many highly-publicized murders of Black men at the hands of police, I am reminded of how much further we have to

Two years ago in an Education Trust article, Blair Mann outlined the difference between equity and equality when it comes to student funding and why they a