News from the Equity Campaign
- The Campaign Releases Video Streaming for Oct. 11th Achievable and Affordable Panel
(10/13/2011)
Following the recent forum, "Achievable and Affordable: Providing Comprehensive Educational Opportunity to Low-Income Students," the Campaign for Educational Equity releases the video streaming from the Oct. 11 panel.
- The Campaign for Educational Equity Issues Five New White Papers
(10/7/2011)
In preparation for the up-and-coming forum, "Achievable and Affordable: Providing Comprehensive Educational Opportunity to Low-Income Students," the Campaign for Educational Equity Releases the five white papers that will be discussed at the Oct. 11th event.
- Panel at Harvard to Dicuss Prof. Rebell's Proposal for Establishing Comprehensive Educational Opportunity as a Legal Right
(9/27/2011)
On October 13, 2011, Professor Michael A. Rebell will be speaking at the Harvard Law School about his forthcoming article "The Right to Comprehensive Educational Opportunity" which will be published early next year by the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review.
- Achievable and Affordable: Providing Comprehensive Educational Opportunity to Low-Income Students.
(9/27/2011)
On Tuesday, October 11, 2011, the Campaign for Educational Equity will issue five new white papers and will host an important forum on these reports, "Achievable and Affordable: Providing Comprehensive Educational Opportunity to Low-Income Students."
- Public Schools Should Not Depend on Private Money
(8/26/2011)
On today's New York Times opinion page, Michael A. Rebell and Jessica R. Wolff of the Campaign for Educational Equity write that public schools' growing dependence on private philanthropy to provide basic services is not good public policy.
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