New statewide survey reveals importance of high-quality infant and toddler child care for the economy as the pandemic...
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Poll: Half of NYC parents have skipped/reduced meals for their family, and 62% are concerned about their child’s access to food this fall
NEW YORK – Half of New York City public school parents say they have skipped or reduced their family’s meals as a...
New analysis of school district reopening plans raises questions about district readiness to support all students in remote learning
The NY Equity Coalition calls on state leaders to take specific steps to ensure the quality of remote and blended...
Poll: Far fewer Black, Latinx, and low-income parents plan to send children to school in-person this fall
‘The opportunity gaps in our education system will continue to widen’ unless we ensure quality remote instruction NEW...
Reopening With Equity: 10 Questions for Campus and System Leaders
To: Education & Political Reporters From: The EdTrust–New York on behalf of REACH NY Subj: The...
EdTrust-New York analysis finds FAFSA completion dropped statewide during coronavirus school closures, risking college access and aid
2020 FAFSA Completion Challenge winners highlight promising practices for helping students complete the application...
EdTrust-New York statement on New York City reopening announcement
The following statement can be attributed to Ian Rosenblum, Executive Director of EdTrust-New York: “Today’s...
Poll: Satisfaction with distance learning drops, as pandemic widens equity gaps for low-income students and students of color
Review of school district continuity plans for school closures points to disparities in instructional access and...
Child care for infants and toddlers at severe risk as pandemic threatens providers across New York State
Statewide coalition calls for immediate investment of available federal CARES Act funding into rebuilding and...
Poll: Four in five New York college students worry about staying on track to graduate because of pandemic
Low-income students and students of color are particularly in need of supports to help them navigate the pandemic NEW...
EdTrust-New York calls for ‘Excelsior Promise’ to support graduating high school seniors during coronavirus pandemic
Students of color and students from low-income backgrounds among groups of students left even more vulnerable as a...
EdTrust-New York releases statement on New York’s plan to provide $880 million in food support to 2.1 million students
New York’s smart approach to provide food purchasing dollars to students from low-income backgrounds will help stem...

