The Education Trust is a national non-profit focused on improving equity for low income/black and brown students. The Louisiana team serves the entire state.
What if math felt like play? On our latest blog, 2023 National Teacher of the Year Rebecka Peterson invites us to rethink how we approach math, not as a subject reserved for the “gifted,” but as a universal language full of creativity and connection.
https://t.co/YOfhhdAezf
The so-called One Big Beautiful Bill is a full-on attack on public education and the communities we serve.
This is our chance to fight back and prove that they shouldn’t count us out. Contact your Senators ASAP:
📍 Cassidy: (202) 224-5824
📍 Kennedy: (202) 224-4623
At the state and local level, decision-makers continue to push legislation to restrict students’ access to honest history and a diversity of voices. But EdTrust Louisiana remains steadfast in the fight for equity and justice. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
#EdTrustLA#LALege#LAGov#LAEd#Pride
We're tracking what’s moving at the Capitol because students deserve policies rooted in equity not politics. Stay tuned & stay engaged. #LAlege#EdTrustLA#ChalkTalk 🧠✏️
Today we remember the brave souls who gave everything so that others could speak out, stand up, and serve.
Their sacrifice makes it possible for us to fight for equity and justice in every Louisiana classroom.
We honor them by continuing the work.
Here’s where key education bills stand in the Louisiana Legislature: We’re tracking these bills closely, because students deserve equity, transparency, and strong accountability in education. #ChalkTalk#LAEd
#HB685 is up for debate in the House today. This bill would ban diversity, equity, and inclusion programs across state agencies and campuses; even classes on systemic racism or gender identity.
Contact your representative now and ask them to vote NO. #LaLege#NoOnHB685#LaGov
Session’s still rolling, and so are we. The laws being debated right now will shape our futures for years to come. Even if you can’t be at the Capitol, you can still make a difference.
🎯 Session ends June 12. Stay tuned for updates that actually impact you. #LaLege#LaGov
House Bill 685 is up for debate TODAY and it’s a direct attack on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs in Louisiana.
#HB685, which was HB421, aims to abolish DEI efforts across the state. We can’t let this happen. Make your voice heard NOW.
#EdTrustLA#LaLege #LaGov
Molly is a Baton Rouge native and one of many young people speaking out against anti-DEI policies in our country and now, our state.
#HB421 is headed to this house floor soon.
Contact your representatives: https://t.co/qZTPq4FHAo
#LaLege#LaGov#LaEd
Our state director, Tramelle Howard, shares a powerful perspective on what’s at stake as federal support for public education comes under threat. https://t.co/ItSh2MY2po
Happy Mother’s Day! At EdTrust, we’re celebrating the mothers, grandmothers, and mother figures who nurture, teach, and inspire us every day.
#MothersDay#EdTrustLouisiana#Louisiana
🚨 #HB421 threatens Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Louisiana.
This morning at 9:30 AM, the House & Governmental Affairs Committee will decide its fate.
Watch live: https://t.co/ui5zbHV1OG
#LaLege#LaEd#DEI#EducationMatters
🚨 Tomorrow at 9:30 AM, the House & Governmental Affairs Committee will hear HB 421 — a bill that would eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion in Louisiana’s state agencies.
Tramelle Howard, Ed Trust LA State Director, urges you to show up, tune in, or make your voice heard.
House Bill 421 would abolish ALL DEI programs in Louisiana state agencies — including jobs, staff, and policies. It even requires agencies to submit proof they’ve done it… so the Governor can decide what to cut next #StopHB421#ProtectDEI #EquityMatters#EdTrustLA#ChalkTalk
This Teacher Appreciation Week, we’re celebrating the educators who go above and beyond every single day.
Thank you, Louisiana teachers, for being the heart of education. 💛 #TeacherAppreciationWeek#ThankATeacher#EdTrustLA
🚨 Chalk Talk: 4 Key Education Bills to Watch in Louisiana 🚨
From DEI bans to graduation requirements, here’s what’s on the table this week at the Capitol. Stay informed. Stay engaged.
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