Topic: Advocacy

Civil rights and education advocacy organizations released the following statement on the House budget reconciliation bill and the harmful impact it will have on students

When education is interrupted, students, families, and teachers pay the price

We urge Congress to consider these policies and funding levels to ensure every student has access to the resources they need to learn, grow, and thrive

Discussions about federal priorities and fiscal decisions can reshape higher education access and affordability for generations

Lawmakers have a choice: Wreak havoc on higher education and our economy, or support student success, fund higher education, and set our nation up for economic benefits for years to come

Nearly 100 leaders from across the state gathered to learn more about an innovative opportunity to help more Texans find pathways out of poverty

Statement from Denise Forte, president and CEO of EdTrust, on House passage of “Big Beautiful Bill Act”

EdTrust believes that state school funding systems should provide adequate and equitable funding levels to address students’ individual needs

The Trump Administration’s decision to eliminate nearly $400 million in AmeriCorps grants and place 85% of AmeriCorps staff on administrative leave is deeply misguided