OAKLAND, CA (April 22, 2004) The workforce is demanding more from California’s high school graduates. A new report released by the Education Trust—West details why a rigorous high school course sequence (a.k.a. the A-G curriculum) is necessary to prepare young Californians for the new economy.
OAKLAND, CA (January 9, 2015) Ryan Smith, on behalf of The Education Trust—West, issued the following statement in response…
New report provides perspectives on stakeholder engagement, analysis of LCAPs, and recommendations to create a more participatory and fair…
Report Recommends District and State Leaders Seize Opportunities with Local Control Funding Formula and Common Core to Improve Outcomes for…
OAKLAND, CA (July 8, 2014) – With each of California’s 1,000 school districts required to adopt their first Local…
OAKLAND, CA (June 20, 2014) – Valerie Cuevas, Interim Executive Director of The Education Trust—West, issued the following statement…
Dear Friends and Partners,This month, districts across California are holding public hearings on their Local Control and Accountability Plans…
OAKLAND, CA (May 14, 2013) Arun Ramanathan, Executive Director of The Education TrustWest, issued the following statement in…
Fair Share 4 Kids Campaign pushes to ensure low-income students receive the support they need and parents have a…
Baldwin Park, San Marcos, West Covina, and Lake Elsinore Unified at the top of 2012 rankingsOAKLAND, CA (April 3,…
OAKLAND, CA (March 21, 2013) As the Linked Learning high school reform initiative expands across California, the results…
As California’s March 2 financial aid deadline approaches, Ed Trust–West calls for renewed effort to ensure that all high…
OAKLAND, CA (January 10, 2013) The Education Trust—West issued the following statement in response to Governor Brown’s January budget…
