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Reflecting, Reimagining, and Reforming – January 2022 Newsletter
Teachers are reporting symptoms of depression at nearly 3 times the rate of other adults in the US (Steiner & Woo, 2020), and children are visiting the emergency room more […]
Reflecting, Reimagining, and Reforming – September 2021 Newsletter
This series of Reflecting, Reimagining, and Reform will identify concrete strategies to support schools, districts, and states to move forward, supported by insights from content experts and cutting-edge researchers. We […]
Reflecting, Reimagining, and Reforming – December 2021 Newsletter
What does a system that meets the needs of all of our students look and feel like? The Reflecting, Reimagining, and Reforming newsletter brings together students, teachers, families, administrators, and […]
Reflecting, Reimagining, and Reforming – November 2021 Newsletter
What does a system that meets the needs of all of our students look and feel like? The Reflecting, Reimagining, and Reforming newsletter brings together students, teachers, families, administrators, and […]
Reflecting, Reimagining, and Reforming – October 2021 Newsletter
What does a system that meets the needs of all of our students look and feel like? The Center for Education Equity’s Reflecting, Reimagining, and Reforming newsletter brings together students, teachers, families, […]
A Data Inquiry Guide for Exploring Equity Issues and Solutions
In order to meet the diverse needs of all students in public schools, teachers and administrators need to use data to identify and address equity issues. MAEC’s A Data Inquiry […]
Time to Act: How School Superintendents Keep Equity at the Center of Their Leadership
How can education leaders keep equity at the center of their own practice and in their districts and schools? In the wake of the national uprising to end police brutality; […]
Count Us In: Advancing Equity in Rural Schools and Communities
In January 2020, MAEC began planning its annual Equity Institute with a focus on advancing equity for rural schools and communities. Rurality, as it is not legally a protected class, […]
School Reopenings
Many educators are still wondering how virtual learning will continue to play out during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this issue, we look at the topic of reopening schools in light […]
CRDC Access Brief
This report is the first in a series analyzing student opportunity to learn using the U.S. Department of Education’s Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC). The report includes federal and state-level data in the Appendix.