REPORT: Expanding Access, Creating Options: How Linked Learning Pathways Can Mitigate Barriers To College And Career Access In Schools And Districts
As the Linked Learning high school reform initiative expands across California, the results of a two-year study by the…
REPORT: The Cost of Opportunity: Access to College Financial Aid in California
An analysis of newly available FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and Cal Grant application data by The…
REPORT: At a Crossroads: A Comprehensive Picture of How African-American Youth Fare in L.A. County Schools
Today, The Education Trust–West releases At a Crossroads: A Comprehensive Picture of How African-American Youth Fare in Los Angeles…
REPORT: The Education Trust-West 2013 Policy Agenda
The year 2013 jolted California’s education system. Seismic shifts in school finance, standards, curriculum, and instruction sent shockwaves through…
REPORT: Catching up to the Core: Common Sense Strategies for Accelerating Access to the Common Core in California
The new Education Trust—West report, Catching up to the Core: Common Sense Strategies for Accelerating Access to the Common…
REPORT: Tipping the Scale Towards Equity: Making Weighted Student Formula Work for California’s Highest-Need Students
As the debate over school funding and weighted student formula continues to heat up in California and around the…
REPORT: Repairing the Pipeline: A Look at the Gaps in California’s High School to College Transition
California will need an additional one million college graduates by 2025. To meet this challenge, California’s college and career…
REPORT: Advancing Educational Equity and Excellence in California: The Education Trust—West 2012 Policy Agenda
This year, 2012, promises to be a pivotal one for California’s students. From Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposal to reform…
EQUITY ALERT: 2011 California District Report Cards
Just as students receive report cards that measure their performance and progress in school, The Education Trust – West…