Ed Trust in the news: Pre-K-12

Calculating Meaning in the Latest NAEP

In the global sense, EdTrust President Kati Haycock has it right. Mixing both optimism and concern, Haycock concludes, "It's clear from the data at both grade levels that we still have a long way to go to effectively prepare all of our elementary and middle school students for the world that awaits them in high school and beyond." Yes, we have miles to go before we sleep, and we cannot be content with where the latest numbers leave us.

Wisconsin math test scores high, but racial gap is among widest

"It's clear from the data at both grade levels that we still have a long way to go to effectively prepare all of our elementary and middle school students for the world that awaits them in high school and beyond," Kati Haycock, president of Washington D.C.-based think tank Education Trust, said in a statement.

Ed Trust shines light on Norfork ES

The Education Trust recently highlighted Norfork Elementary School for its academic success rate as an Equity Express Fast Fact. The article noted that the performance of the school’s students is especially impressive when the levels of parental education and poverty are considered.