By calling for a “well-rounded education” for all students, ESSA gives educators a unique chance to cultivate learning mindsets and skills.
Education Policy » Every Student Succeeds Act
At a townhall in Virginia, education leaders discuss how ESSA can help reduce testing, increase enrichment programs, and improve school climate – anything and everything that makes a school great.
What does implementing ESSA look like at the local level? A teacher in Hawaii shows the way.
Under ESSA, accountability plans must track the things that really matter for student success. Which indicators do you believe are most important?
New regulations to implement the Every Student Succeeds Act should go further in closing opportunity gaps in education.
If educators want the Every Student Succeeds Act to bring critical resources and an engaging curriculum back to schools, now’s the time to speak up.
ESSA elevates arts, social studies, music, and other key subjects, but educators will have to work with lawmakers to ensure that the NCLB era is truly over.
Under ESSA, states have the flexibility to design new accountability systems. Unless educators have a voice in this process, says NEA vice president, the new law could easily falter.
With ESSA opening up new opportunities, the Broader, Bolder Approach campaign re-launches to tackle educational disparities.
Under the Every Student Succeeds Act, states will be able to streamline and improve assessments. For educators, that can’t come soon enough.