As federal leaders retreat from their responsibility to protect educational equity, California must lead. This Equity Alert outlines five urgent threats to students’ rights and opportunities—and the bold state and local actions needed to meet the moment.
Our Vision for LA County includes bold actions that education leaders must take to ensure every student thrives in the region. We stand ready to partner with communities, educators, county and state leaders to make this vision a reality. The time for bold action is now.
To ensure dual enrollment reaches all students, especially Black, Latinx, and Native American students, EdTrust-West partnered with Career Ladders Project to create three Dual Enrollment Practitioner Guides. These resources support intentional coordination, recruitment, and counseling, and can be used individually or as a set.
Parenting students are powerful, determined, and resilient—yet too often overlooked in higher education policy and everyday campus life. Our latest research reveals persistent gaps in support and underscores the critical role faculty, campus leaders, and policymakers play in fostering true belonging for student parents.
EdTrust-West Statement on Withholding of Federal Education Funding from Dr. Christopher Nellum, Executive Director We are deeply concerned by the federal government’s harmful decision to withhold […]
For Immediate Release Contact: Mariel Matze, [email protected], (510) 879-6208 In Final State Budget Agreement, California Buffers Students from Federal Uncertainty and Fiscal Instability Oakland, CA — […]
Excited to share vital research from @uclaseisin partnership with @EdTrustWest and @CollegeOpp that identifies steps #K12 and #highered leaders can take to #StopAAPIHate and create positive learning environments for #Asian and #AsianAmerican students: bit.ly/3sJRpoc
Dual Enrollment Advocacy Toolkit Share: Thank you for your interest in #DualEnrollmentforAll! Dual enrollment provides students with the unique opportunity to enroll in college classes while […]
Dual enrollment opens up access by allowing high school students to take college-level courses allowing students to earn high school and college credit simultaneously. This decreases […]