Closing gaps in opportunity & achievement; Dedicated to improving education for all MI students, especially the most vulnerable. Retweets are not endorsements.

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Joined March 2011
Thanks to @chalkbeatDET for spotlighting this report. Shining light on these inequities in the first step to making change so all students have equitable access to rigorous coursework and a bright future!
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Our new report out today has recommendations to ensure every Michigan student is ready for rigorous coursework so that they can be college- and career-ready! Right now, that's not the case. Read more about what we can do. bit.ly/ETMReadyforRigor
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EdTrust-Midwest retweeted
Michigan has a plan to modernize special education funding. Now it’s time to follow through. RISE is a new statewide coalition supporting full implementation of the MI Blueprint. Learn more: autismallianceofmichigan.org… #RISE #MIBlueprint #SpecialEducation #MIeducation
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EdTrust-Midwest retweeted
Check out this statement from Allison Socol, EdTrust's Vice-President of P-12 Policy on the Education Department’s Expanded Transfers Threaten Stability for Students and Families: edtru.st/478Dcq4
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It’s promising that Michigan’s graduation rate has hit a record high. That demonstrates collaboration works. Yet, there's more to do. Read more in our blog: midwest.edtrust.org/p/25763
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EdTrust-Midwest retweeted
We’re proud to announce Brian L. Love as the new state director for EdTrust-Midwest. He previously served as the former director of community engagement at EdTrust-Midwest and director of the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency.
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EdTrust is pleased to announce that Brian L. Love has been named as EdTrust-Midwest's new State Director, bringing a strong record of public-sector leadership, coalition building, & community engagement to advance educational equity for Michigan students. midwest.edtrust.org/p/25737
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Thanks to recent investments, MI children are better off. But how are they? Not all are well. Too many lack resources/support, especially students with the greatest needs. MI will not reach where we want to go until we can say all our children are well. #OpportunityForAll
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Investing in students with the greatest needs does make an impact. A study from California examined the impact of increased weighted funding and found improved educational outcomes. #OpportunityForAll
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Thanks to MI leadership, the school aid budget included a 25 percent funding increase for English Learners. Educators and school leaders are doing everything they can. Yet our state has drastically underfunded the needs of English Learners for many years. #MoreToDo
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Thanks to MI leadership, we have made great strides in the last 3 budgets by increasing dollars to the public education of students who qualify for “at-risk” funding through the Opportunity Index with an emphasis on districts with high concentrations of poverty. #MoreToDo
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MI’s K-12 education system struggles to ensure all children are well-prepared for post-secondary opportunities & success, particularly students from low-income backgrounds, students with disabilities, English learners & students of color - Jeff Cobb, EdTrust, testifying today.
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How are the children? That's what we need to ask, says Alice Thompson, co-chair, MI Partnership for Equity & Opportunity, testifying in front of the Sen. Appropriations Subcommittee on PreK-12. #OpportunityForAll
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Advocates, researchers and educators are at the Capitol today, urging policymakers to invest in students with the greatest needs. #OpportunityForAll
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EdTrust-Midwest and the Michigan Partnership for Equity and Opportunity are at the Capitol today urging legislators to continue their support for students with the greatest needs. Tune in!
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As public ed continues to be under threat and civil rights protections are being eroded for students who are underserved, we urge Michigan policymakers to support students with the greatest needs by committing to these five things in 2026. bit.ly/5thingsforMI
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