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Voters in the South will Determine the Future of Education for Decades to Come
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SEF: 157 years and counting
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Why ECE Advocates Are Opposing New Head Start Standards
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Steps toward more affordable child care
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Cardona, other education leaders stress issues of race, equity
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Why SEF is urging more federal support for early care
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Equity Assistance Center-South webinar offers ways to boost student attendance
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Increasing teacher diversity requires a multi-pronged strategy
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States facing up to the staggering costs of child care
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More ‘community schools’ coming to the South under new federal grants
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A former education secretary’s legacy, hopes for the future
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School districts share lessons, progress in Outcomes Based Contracting
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Why Georgia Leaders Should Upgrade the State's School-Funding Formula
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The U.S. Department of Education Releases FY 2022 College Completion Fund for Postsecondary Student Success Grant
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The U.S. Department of Education Releases FY 2022 Full-Service Community Schools Application
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Wealth, Housing, & Education, Part 2
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Wealth, Housing, & Education, Part 1
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For Teacher Appreciation Day, Let’s Give Teachers a RAISE
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SEF Weighs in on New Proposals to Improve the Charter School System
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To Achieve Equity in Education, Protect Your Right to Vote
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Reflections on Anna T. Jeanes, a Founder of the Southern Education Foundation, on Her Birthday
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Childcare Is a [Fill-in-the-Blank] Issue
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Retiring from Education but not Giving Up
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Lead Poisoning Is an Education Equity Issue
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Building Back Better Means Making Equity Real by Endowing HBCUs
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It’s Not Freedom Without Education: Juneteenth and the Southern Education Foundation
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Living, Learning, and Earning: Childcare in the U.S.: Inadequate, Inaccessible, and Crucial to Working Families
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Community Learning and Tech Hubs: A Solution to Lost Learning Time and Education Inequity
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Living, Learning, and Earning: Women’s Equal Pay Day
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Living, Learning, and Earning: Women’s Equity in Education and Employment
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Maryland Charts a Path for Equitable Education Funding Formulas
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New Opportunities: A Unified Government Presents a Rosy Outlook for Education Policy
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The Assault on Public Education Is an Assault on Our Democracy
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Black Children Are Underserved and Undermined in School, It’s Time to Change that Reality
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Teachers Are Essential Workers, We Need to Treat Them as Such
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Governors have a responsibility to use public relief funds to protect – not replace – public education
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2020 KIDS COUNT Exposes Education and Health Inequities in the South
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Recent Events Have Shone A Spotlight on Inequity: Let's Act to End It
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States and School Districts Should Reject Secretary DeVos’ Moves to Send More Public Resources to Private Schools
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Feeling the Pinch: What Impending Cuts to K-12 Education Mean for Southern States
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States Must Avoid Spending CARES Act Funds On Private Educational Services
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Education Equity by the Numbers
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Two Mississippi Delta School Districts to Enter New Statewide School District for Low-Performing Schools
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