Shannon Hayes, senior policy analyst, Policy, Advocacy, and Government Relations
Rates of mental health incidents among today’s K-12 and postsecondary students are on the rise. While numerous educators are making mental health a priority, many
All students must have access and opportunity to reach their full potential. Ensuring that students have access to a high quality, holistic education that will
By: Katie Gragnaniello, Manager of Partner Communications
By: Katie Gragnaniello, Manager of Partner Communications Investing in STEM education in the U.S. is an investment in innovation, opportunity, and our global competitiveness. The
By: Nycole Stawinoga, Program Manager, Research & Communications I wasn’t supposed to be in the gifted program in grade school. My placement scores were considered
We are excited to have Dr. Laura Owen, our friend and the Director of the Center for Postsecondary Readiness and Success at American University, guest blog
By: Kurt Burkum, Senior Director of Research, with support from Nycole Stawinoga The last three months of 2017 saw ACT’s Center for Equity in Learning’s
Yesterday, ACT Center for Equity in Learning sponsored the release of Opportunity Nation’s 2017 Opportunity Index at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., and
By: Nycole Stawinoga, Program Manager, Research and Communications The vast majority of students are working learners, which means they work and engage in education opportunities
Kurt Burkum, Senior Director, with support from Nycole Stawinoga
By: Kurt Burkum, Senior Director, with support from Nycole Stawinoga Since its beginning, the ACT Foundation focused on understanding the intersection of education, work, and
By Jim Larimore, Chief Officer, ACT Center for Equity in Learning
By Jim Larimore, Chief Officer, ACT Center for Equity in Learning Can one person make a difference in the lives of every American? Thurgood Marshall
