School systems need money — but money is not all they need. Learn about the 10 dimensions of education resource equity that can unlock better experiences for all students in school.
Does each student attend school in a district that distributes funding based on the needs of its students? Does funding support all children to achieve and thrive?
Learn MoreDoes each student have access to strong teachers and teaching practices that meet their needs? Do the teachers reflect the diversity of the student population?
Learn MoreDoes each student have access to strong school leadership that meets their needs? Does the school leadership reflect the diversity of the students and staff?
Learn MoreDoes each student have access to high-quality and culturally relevant curriculum, advanced courses, arts, and enrichment opportunities?
Learn MoreDoes each student who needs it receive additional instructional time and/or attention?
Learn MoreDoes each student experience a safe and supportive environment, fair rules and policies, positive relationships with staff, and meaningful family engagement?
Learn MoreDoes each student have access to the social-emotional, physical, mental health, family, and post-secondary education support they need to succeed?
Learn MoreDoes each student have access to high-quality preschool programs?
Learn MoreDoes each student attend schools with safe, well-maintained facilities? Does each student have access to functioning, up-to-date equipment?
Learn MoreDoes each student attend schools and classes that are racially/ethnically and socioeconomically diverse?
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