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Hello,

Welcome and thank you for joining the Alliance For Excellent Education's Action Academy, a new online community of education advocates where interested citizens can learn more about education issues that matter and take action to make a difference.

As you begin to interact with the Action Academy content, you'll earn points and make progress toward one of several different badges signifying your engagement on specific topics, such as high school reform, Common Core State Standards, and many more. And by creating a personalized profile, you can share your interests for others to see. If you choose, you can display your Twitter handle, email address, and other contact information to allow people with similar interests to engage with you. Think of it as a mini ‘LinkedIn’ for education advocates. Please rest assured that the Alliance will never share or sell any information that you provide to us.

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Give the Gift of Education

This fall I introduced you to Amin, a young Black man defying the odds. Thanks to a high school education that provided him with rigorous academics, work-based learning, and access to college courses, Amin graduated prepared to pursue his dreams.

This #GivingTuesday will you donate $25 to the Alliance for Excellent Education (All4Ed) to support our work to ensure that all students receive the same high-quality education that Amin received?

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It’s been sixty-five years since the Supreme Court ruled in Brown vs. Board of Education that “separate but equal” has no place in the field of public education. Yet too many students, particularly those of color and those from low-income families, still do not receive the kinds of opportunities that most of us want for our own children.

With your gift, All4Ed will work with schools and districts to ensure that students like Amin, and other historically underserved young people, receive a high school experience that allows them to identify and build on their strengths and interests and develop the academic knowledge and skills needed to graduate prepared for life success.

Give the gift of education today and help us fulfill the promise of Brown.

With gratitude,
Deborah Delisle
President and CEO
Alliance for Excellent Education

P.S. Thanks so much for making All4Ed part of your #GivingTuesday!

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Washington, DC 20036

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Upcoming Webinar:
Building a Stronger Future for Evidence-Based Improvement in ESSA Implementation

January 28, 2020
2:00 pm – 2:45 pm EST

Panelists
Maria Ferguson, Executive Director, Center on Education Policy
Anne Hyslop, Assistant Director, Policy Development and Government Relations, Alliance for Excellent Education
Seng-Dao Yang Keo, Director, Office of Student and School Supports, Nevada Department of Education
Candice McQueen, Chief Executive Officer, National Institute for Excellence in Teaching
Diane Stark Rentner, Deputy Director, Center on Education Policy

To better understand CEP’s implementation research on the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), including CEP’s latest report A Stronger Future for Evidence-Based School Improvement in ESSA, this webinar will focus on the challenges and opportunities for states and districts as they implement evidence-based interventions to support low-performing schools under ESSA.

Unlike the policies that preceded it, ESSA does not require identified schools to adopt a particular set of strategies to improve. But it does require that the interventions schools choose be backed by evidence of their effectiveness. While this is a more flexible approach, the new requirement to rely on evidence-based strategies has created its own set of implementation issues. This webinar will discuss how states, districts, external partners and vendors, researchers, and education advocates have responded to ESSA’s evidence requirements and the systems, capacity, supports, and other resources districts need to find, develop, and implement evidence-based approaches.