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The Education Trust–New York Empowers Parents with the Launch of Early Childhood Policy & Advocacy Lab
The Early Childhood Policy & Advocacy Lab to empower and expand parent leaders’ knowledge of critical early childhood issues, NYC and NYS funding sources, available programs, and resources, and to support parent advocacy efforts.
Liz Warden | Nov 20, 2023 | 0 Comments | 4 min read
The Education Trust–New York statement on the Blue Ribbon Commission on Graduation Measures Recommendations
The Blue Ribbon Commission’s recommendations on graduation measures reflect the diversity of the group as well as the commission’s deep commitment to the success of all children.
Liz Warden | Nov 14, 2023 | 0 Comments | 3 min read
Better Localized Data Needed to Support Migrant Students and Families in New York
Data from the city and state departments of education about which districts have experienced the biggest increases in enrollment considering the influx of migrant students could begin to illuminate where greater targeted support is needed.
Liz Warden | Nov 6, 2023 | 0 Comments | 4 min read
Parent leaders present plans for how they will advocate for equity in New York State
To cumulate their Parent Advocate Policy Lab experience with Ed Trust–NY, parent leaders presented plans to address a challenge in their communities and apply tools from the Lab. Here are some of the ways these parent leaders will continue advancing educational equity in their communities.
Liz Warden | Nov 1, 2023 | 0 Comments | 5 min read
Transitioning from Ed Trust–NY: a letter from our executive director
"While I have relished the demanding role of leading Ed Trust–NY over the past three years, I am well aware that the battle for genuine educational equity will persist in its difficulty. To secure a promising and prosperous future for all children, we must have our most dedicated advocates at the forefront, operating at their peak. Now, it is time for me to seek respite."
Liz Warden | Oct 27, 2023 | 0 Comments | 4 min read
Federal Pandemic Relief Spending in New York: An Update
As of August 2023, New York had used only 34.9% of its $9 billion in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding — ranking 47th in state progress toward spending its total ESSER allocation (spending 49.5%).
Liz Warden | Oct 26, 2023 | 0 Comments | 5 min read
