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A collection of news, stories, and thoughts from the education space. Stay updated as we continue to work to support and respect the dignity of every kid.
Learning disruptions continue to impact millions of families across the country, with some schools remaining closed indefinitely, other schools are only open part time, and millions of other parents have opted for new education experiences and environments for their children. In Idaho, state leaders responded by reprioritizing the way educating funding is distributed and put […]
The landscape of education has changed in 2020 from schools to living rooms, kitchens, and bedrooms. Even with these changes, every child deserves a quality, individualized education no matter where they’re learning. The challenges of 2020 underscore the importance of directly empowering families to find individual solutions for each child’s education, instead of funding only […]
Every parent, politician and policymaker wants students to have the best education possible, it’s why the U.S. spends at least $720 billion on education each year — more than nearly any other country, but then why are the results so poor? What if the problem isn’t how much money we spend, but how we spend […]
With the uncertainty of when schools will reopen, parents and guardians are struggling to take on the added responsibility of their child’s education while still working jobs to provide for their families. To compensate for the ways education is changing, our approach to education should change too. North Carolina took a small step in the […]
The purpose of education funding is to enable every student to have access to a learning experience that meets their needs, but as the ongoing pandemic has shown us, in the face of school closings and students adopting new models, the funding remains out of reach. As summarized in a recently published op-ed in The […]
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