Elementary & High School Education Research Data & Publications
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01/04/08
Marian Wright Edelman's Child Watch® Column: "Excellence Charter School — A Model for Academic Achievement"
"One of the greatest life changers is a college education. For so many young people, college is a vehicle that allows them to reinvent themselves in the image of their own dreams...." -
07/13/07
Marian Wright Edelman's La Columna Child Watch®: "La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos toma mal camino en el asunto de la igualdad racial"
La decisión del pasado 28 de junio de la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos de eliminar los planes de integración voluntaria de las escuelas en Louisville, Kentucky y Seattle, Washington perjudicará los adelantos en el campo de la igualdad racial logrados mediante procesos judiciales históricos y la lucha de norteamericanos de todas las razas en el Movimiento por los Derechos Civiles. -
02/01/07
A Look at the President's 2008 Budget and Children - Children and Low-Income Families Continue to Be Left Behind
A breakdown and analysis of the President's 2008 budget as it relates to children. -
04/01/05
Child Care Basics (April 2005)
Basic issue brief on child care and early education, including basic facts, information on funding, definitions of child care settings, the affect quality child care has on children, affordability, and availability. -
01/01/05
2005 State of America's Children, Chapter 4, Education
"Education: The Path Out of Poverty," Chapter 4 of the 2005 State of America's Children report. -
01/01/05
State of America's Children 2005® Report
CDF's State of America's Children 2005 report is a compilation of national and state-by-state data on poverty, family income and jobs, health, disparities in health, early childhood and child care, education, youth development, and child welfare. -
01/01/05
The State of America's Children 2005
The State of America's Children 2005 is a comprehensive examination of how children are faring in our country and features data available on our nation's children and reviews developments in family income and jobs, child health, early childhood, education, child welfare and youth development. Graphs and charts along with the latest and most compelling statistics clarify the status of children in several key areas. -
11/30/04
CDF Joint Statement on No Child Left Behind
CDF joint statement on No Child Left Behind, 2004 -
09/09/04
Educational Apartheid in the U.S.: Tracking Policies and Re-Segregation in America's Schools
CDF President Marian Wright Edelman's testimony to the Congressional Black Caucus on educational apartheid in America's schools on Sept. 4, 2004 -
07/26/04
Teacher Quality Quick Facts
Facts about teacher quality in America's schools, 2004


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