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Boy, what an election….
I’ve written a bit providing concepts on how colleges can reply, and will probably be showing in Ed Week this week.
You may also be occupied with my previous publish, I’m Not Certain If It’s The “Greatest,” However Right here’s A Assortment Of Concepts For How Colleges & Academics May Reply To A Trump Victory.
Listed below are different posts and articles price studying, and I’ll be including to the checklist:
Trump has received a second time period. Right here’s what meaning for colleges. is from Chalkbeat.
California schooling leaders attempt to reassure college students of protections in opposition to Trump insurance policies is from Ed Supply.
What’s at Stake for Colleges as Trump Returns to the White Home is from Ed Week.
I’m including this tweet to THE BEST RESOURCES FOR LEARNING ABOUT THE PLYLER DECISION NOW THAT RIGHT-WINGERS ARE PLANNING A PUSH TO MAKE MIGRANT CHILDREN PAY TO ATTEND SCHOOL:
https://t.co/GFyI1tNGjG pic.twitter.com/eMLsgWhu3m
— Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) November 6, 2024
Small consolation now, however vouchers went 0-3 on state ballots.
100’s of 1000’s of Trump voters voted in opposition to faculty vouchers.
In KY, Trump received 65-35 however vouchers *misplaced* by the identical margin—shedding all 120 counties.
Within the reddest wave in many years, voters nonetheless rejected vouchers. pic.twitter.com/ykah3UYJDo
— Josh Cowen (@joshcowenMSU) November 6, 2024
Voters Rejected Personal Faculty Alternative. A Trump Administration Could Push It Anyway is from Ed Week.
How Trump’s Second Time period Will Have an effect on Training: 4 Issues to Know is from Ed Week.
Don’t Overlook About Cash for Colleges: How Public Training Fared on the Polls is from Ed Week.
California voters say sure to $10 billion faculty development bond is from Ed Supply.
What Trump’s victory means for schooling in California is from Ed Supply.