Education Reform Now

Education Reform Now

Share

Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Education Reform Now, Washington D.C., DC.

ERN is a national nonprofit think tank, advocating for bold, new ideas that can transform the American public education system from K-16 to better serve all students, especially low-income students and students of color. We develop new ideas to fix public education and better serve all students focused on our five policy priorities:

1) Resource Equity – so that funding goes to the students and s

Photos from Education Reform Now's post 07/19/2023

There are many issues in the House Committee Republicans' proposed FY 24 budget bill, but taken as a whole, the drafted plan seems like an outright attack on education.

With that said, here are DFER's top 10 reasons the House Republicans' FY 24 spending bill is a total dumpster fire. Click the link in the bio to read DFER’s full statement.

Photos from Education Reform Now's post 04/03/2023

After a long search, we are proud to announce that former Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza has been appointed as DFER's new Chief Executive Officer! Elorza undertook bold actions to advance a social and racial justice agenda:
✅ Invested $400 million into repairing school buildings.
✅ Supported the expansion of high-quality public charter schools.
✅ Created the city’s Eat, Play, Learn Initiative to expand out-of-school enrichment.
✅ Launched a nationally recognized African American Ambassador Group to bring Black leaders into the center of policymaking.

03/08/2023

Happy ! ♀️ We are proud to have so many incredible women at ERN & would not be able to accomplish transforming the public system for children across the nation without these powerhouses behind ERN's mission.

01/23/2023

We are excited to announce the newest member of the DFER family, Hans Goff, Vice President of Advocacy & Government Affairs. 👏👏 Goff will serve to promote federal legislation & executive action that progresses a high-quality public education for all students.

Photos from Education Reform Now's post 12/12/2022

Under the , states are required to make data available on assessments and grad rate data. also requires that this data is provided to the public “in an easily accessible and user-friendly manner.”

So why are states intentionally reporting inaccessible data? ERN Policy Analyst Rianna Saslow and VP Charles Barone dive into states to expose the lack of accountability & transparency.

11/29/2022

This we're giving thanks to educators who tirelessly work day in and out to serve students, the leaders pushing for national change, and all the advocates committed to creating a high-quality public ed system for students.

Without you, we couldn't do the work we do for all students. 💙

11/08/2022

It's and polls are OPEN! Find a polling place near you and make your plan to cast your ballot before polls close. 🗳 🗳 As long as you're in line BEFORE polls close your will be counted!

Find YOUR polling place ➡ https://www.vote.org/polling-place-locator/

Photos from Education Reform Now's post 11/03/2022

We’re less than a week out from !

Check your polling location, early voting options, and absentee ballot deadlines using the .

Make a plan to vote and ensure your voice is heard. Your vote has never been more important to determine the direction of our country and the future success of our students. 🗳

10/20/2022

ERN VP of K-12 Policy Charles Barone discussing accountability at . Big shout out to PIE Network for the opportunity to examine the importance of accountability in K-12 !

Photos from Education Reform Now's post 10/19/2022

Education Reform Now Senior Policy Analyst James Murphy releases the first brief in a 3 part series analyzing the college admissions process amidst the upcoming SCOTUS decision on expected to be released on 10/29.

The Future of Fair Admissions - Education Reform Now 10/19/2022

The first in what will be a 3 part series, Senior Policy Analyst James Murphy explores the future of fair admissions through the lens of the past as SCOTUS prepares to release their decision on . Read the Issue 1 brief below, which analyzes the early decision process and how it limits access for students of color and students from low- and middle-income backgrounds. ⬇

The Future of Fair Admissions - Education Reform Now ERN is a network of supporters across the advocacy and policymaking arenas working to expand what works and change what is broken in the public education system.

Want your school to be the top-listed School/college in Washington D.C.?

Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.

Location

Address

Washington D.C., DC
20002