by Eric Garner | Jun 1, 2016 | Recent News
The fate of challenges to state K-12 funding formulas is far from random, often hinging on the specifics and ambiguities of each state’s constitution.
Source: Education Week
Link: School Finance Suits: More Than Just a Legal Roll of Dice? –...
by Eric Garner | Jun 1, 2016 | Recent News
Research triggers a debate on whether students of color are underrepresented—or overrepresented—in special education classes.
Source: Education Week
Link: Are There Too Few Minorities in Special Education? – Education...
by Eric Garner | Jun 1, 2016 | Recent News
The number of civil rights complaints and investigations spiked dramatically during the Obama administration.
Source: Education Week
Link: School Civil Rights Took Spotlight Under Obama – Education Week
by Eric Garner | Jun 1, 2016 | Recent News
The five-year-old document is a public recognition of how race and ethnicity play out in students’ educational outcomes, and a call to narrow achievement gaps.
Source: Education Week
Link: Oregon’s ‘Equity Lens’ Frames...
by Eric Garner | Jun 1, 2016 | Recent News
On January 30, 2012, I was sitting in a salon getting a fresh relaxer and color put into my hair. I’d been getting relaxers for as long as I can remember. I knew going natural was not the route for me! So, what made me decide to go natural? Historically...
