Topic: P-12

ExtraOrdinary Districts: Discussion of Seaford, Delaware

microphone December 16, 2019 by EdTrust

To talk about the progress Seaford has made in the last few years Ed Trust brought together Sonja Santelises, CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, author Richard Kahlenberg, and Sharon Brittingham, a Seaford native who is a former principal and today coaches principals throughout Delaware.

Panel Discussion on “Fast Improvement in Delaware”

article-cropped December 16, 2019 by Karin Chenoweth

To talk about the progress Seaford has made in the last few years (episode #4) Ed Trust brought together Sonja Santelises, CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, author Richard Kahlenberg,…

Developing a Representative and Inclusive Vision for Education

December 10, 2019 by John B. King Jr., J.D., Ed.D.

At the DRIVE Summit in North Carolina, John B. King Jr. spoke with stakeholders about the importance of recruiting, preparing, supporting, and retaining educators of color. Introduction Thank you, Governor…

5 Things to Advance Equity in Access to and Success in Advanced Coursework

compass December 09, 2019 by EdTrust

Use data to identify the barriers that prevent students of color and students from low-income families from enrolling in…

5 Things to Advance Equity in State Accountability Systems, School Improvement, and Reporting

file-text December 09, 2019 by EdTrust

Only include indicators in state accountability systems that keep student learning front and center Ensure…

5 Things to Advance Equity in Access to Strong and Diverse Educators

compass December 09, 2019 by EdTrust

Set – then meet – clear goals at the state and district level to increase access to strong and…

ExtraOrdinary Districts: Seaford, Delaware

microphone December 09, 2019 by EdTrust

Seaford, Delaware, was the “Nylon Capital of the World” until DuPont closed its plant. Today it has twice the rate of poverty as the rest of the state.

Seaford, Delaware: Fast Improvement in Delaware

article-cropped December 09, 2019 by Karin Chenoweth

Seaford, Delaware, was the “Nylon Capital of the World” until DuPont closed its plant. Today it has twice the rate of poverty as the rest of the state. For years,…