As the Crescent City charts its educational course 15 years after Hurricane Katrina, one group is striving to ensure that support for Black educators takes center stage.

A $16 million loan from the Equitable Facilities Fund enabled Rhode Island’s Blackstone Valley Prep to secure new space for its growing student body

All students deserve an education that can lift them toward opportunity. It's my job to help that happen.

At Build UP in Birmingham, Alabama, students earn a diploma, a degree and the deed to properties they helped renovate.

Build UP in Birmingham, Alabama is an early college workforce development program that gives kids the opportunity to earn their high school diploma, an associate's degree and complete a paid apprenticeship to learn high-skilled, high-wage trades.

If we fail to improve our K-12 system, we limit opportunity for millions of students.

At TLC Public Charter School, students of diverse abilities thrive in classrooms of caring and creativity.

Jessica Tunney founded TLC Public Charter School to address a shortage of inclusive education options in Orange County. The school's mission is to demonstrate that not only is inclusion possible, but it is preferable for students with disabilities, students who do not have disabilities and students with diverse life experiences of all kinds.

At Sovereign Community School, Phil Gover focuses on holistic wellness, culturally responsive teaching and equity for Native American students.

On Chicago’s South Side, Dr. Richard Glass has created a safe, joyful and culturally-affirming micro-school for boys of color.

At the National Indian Education Association, Kurrinn Abrams works to create programs that serve students' academic and cultural needs.

Program provides educators the opportunity to create unique school models that meet students’ diverse needs