At All4Ed, we are committed to expanding equitable educational opportunities for students of color, students from low-income families, and other marginalized groups. Search our publications, podcasts, videos, webinars, and other tools to learn more about the policies and practices we promote to ensure all students graduate from high school prepared for college, work, and life.
podcast | Youth in Foster Care
The government shutdown is crippling America’s education system — halting civil rights investigations, cutting school funding, and leaving students without vital support.
podcast | Accountability and Support, Educator Policy, High Schools, Policy and Government, US Department of Education
Have today’s education-to-career “pathways” lost their way? Charlotte Cahill and Kyle Hartung of All4Ed unpack how well-intended systems can limit opportunity—and how to redesign them to truly serve all students.
publication | Accountability and Support, Career and Technical Education, College and Career Pathways, US Department of Education, Workforce and Community
All4Ed submitted formal comments to U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon in response to the Department’s proposed priority on Career Pathways and Workforce Readiness. Our feedback underscores the urgent need to reimagine the high school experience to ensure students are not only graduating but are truly prepared for postsecondary success, economic mobility, and active civic…
podcast | Librarians
In Guilford County Schools, Nancy Cravey and Natalie Strange fuse reading with STEM in “STEM Battle of the Books,” where students solve real-world challenges using the engineering design process and Robo Wunderkind robots.
podcast | Accountability and Support, Educator Policy, High Schools, Policy and Government, US Department of Education
Sweeping waiver proposals in Iowa, Indiana, and Oklahoma could reshape school oversight. Experts Anne Hyslop and Nicholas Munyan-Penney break down the risks to student data, accountability, and equity when states seek flexibility at a high cost.
podcast | Librarians
Discover From Learners to Leaders by librarians Dione Mila & Diana Haneski—a guide to turning student volunteers into empowered library leaders through tech, mentorship, and real-world strategies.
podcast | Youth in Foster Care
The latest government shutdown, paired with drastic staff cuts at the U.S. Department of Education, is crippling federal support for students—especially in vulnerable communities. Here’s what it means and why local leadership matters now more than ever.
podcast | Accountability and Support, Educator Policy, High Schools, Policy and Government, US Department of Education
Season 2 of Can We Get A Minute is here! Jenn & Rebeca break down big changes in education policy—from delayed funding to major new legislation and the government shutdown’s impact on schools. Here’s what you need to know this fall.
podcast | Librarians
In this episode, librarian Katelyn Jernigan shares tips, strategies, and ideas for supporting EL learners in school libraries. A must-listen for educators working to create inclusive, welcoming library spaces.
