COVID-19: Education Equity Resources & Responses
This page was last updated on March 31, 2020 at 9:45am PT. The current crisis caused by the…
Covid-19 Resources
COVID-19 Awareness, Resource Guides, and Promesa Boyle Heights' Responses in both English and Spanishhttps://www.promesaboyleheights.org/covid-19-resources?fbc…
Oakland Unified School District COVID-19 Resources
Although we cannot replace the value of instruction at school with teachers, we want to ensure that students have…
Canal Alliance Program Updates
Due to concerns regarding the transmission of the novel coronavirus, Canal Alliance is making changes to program operations and schedules.…
Resources for Remote Learning
We are all grappling with unprecedented challenges raised by COVID-19. But as we begin to mobilize solutions and confront…
COVID-19 Resources for Undocumented Californians
As COVID-19, more commonly referred to as the “coronavirus,” begins to make its impact in the United States, we…
Ed Trust–West highlights 6 steps schools can take to address educational equity if required to close due to coronavirus
Preparing for the coronavirus through an educational equity lens starts by recognizing that vulnerable students are at particular risk…
Selecting the Right Resources for Your Child
In order to protect students and communities, schools across California have had to close quickly. This has left many…
Development Associate
Reporting to the Director of Planning, Grants & Administration, the Development Associate will support ETW by managing fundraising efforts…
First-time California science test results reveal wide achievement gaps for black and Latino students, dismal scores for the state’s English learners
Source: LA School ReportA state task force newly assigned to narrowing California’s achievement gap got further proof of the challenges…
Two-thirds of California students didn’t meet science standards. Here’s why
Source: Los Angeles TimesAcross the state, 29.9% of students met or exceeded the new science standards on this first test,…
Less than a third of California students met or exceeded standards on new science test
Source: EdSourceAt a time when California is placing a greater emphasis on science education, most students did not score at…
Mind the achievement gap: California’s disparities in education, explained
Source: Cal MattersFew goals in education have been as frustrating and urgent as the effort to fix the deep, generational…
To Get Into A Cal State, You Won’t Need More High School Math — Yet
Source: LAistA controversial proposal to require high school students to take an extra year of math or a related class,…
CSU trustees delay decision to require extra high school class for admission
Source: EdSourceCalifornia State University trustees on Wednesday voted to move forward with an independent analysis of a controversial proposal to…
Education Trust–West Weighs in on CA Ballot Initiatives
Ed Trust–West released the following statement in response to 2020 California school ballot initiatives:California is in a pivotal moment.…
California State University Puts Off Decision to Require 4 Years of Math for Admissions
Source: Education WeekCalifornia State University, the nation's largest public university system, was planning to vote at the end of…
Cal State delays vote on raising math requirement
Source: Los Angeles TimesIn the wake of intense controversy, Chancellor Timothy White has delayed a vote on his proposal to…
California governor joins those wanting to hold school districts more accountable for spending
Source: EdSourceIn an audit last fall of three districts’ spending, State Auditor Elaine Howle called on the State Board of…
Think Equitably, Act Locally: Ensuring Equity and Collective Advocacy in California Community Colleges
Over a million students of color attend California’s community colleges, gaining technical skills and education that prepares them for…