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Session Type: Symposium
Improving educational equity in U.S. schools has long been a priority for many K-12 educators and policymakers, but making progress has proven extremely difficult, and the pandemic in many ways exacerbated the situation. In this symposium, experts present four papers that probe the issue from multiple vantage points, with special attention to “academic segregation” from school to school, examining outcomes for states and large urban districts with National Assessment of Educational Progress data, and spotlighting a new, interactive tool that unpacks achievement gaps by race and ethnicity. In addition, presenters discuss where to go next with longitudinal data systems that better align and connect achievement and outcomes across early childhood, K-12, and postsecondary systems, as well as across workforce sectors.
Academic Fragmentation and Its Correlates Across 50 States and DC: Evidence From 2022 NAEP - Enis Dogan, IES/National Center for Education Statistics; Yifan Bai, American Institutes for Research; Xiaying Zheng, American Institutes for Research; Markus Broer, American Institutes for Research
Examining Academic Equity Amidst the Pandemic: An Analysis of NAEP State and Urban District Results - Imer Arnautovic, Optimal Solutions Group; Daniel Loew, Optimal Solutions Group; Ebony Walton, U.S. Department of Education; Enis Dogan, IES/National Center for Education Statistics; Sadaf Asrar, Optimal Solutions Group
The NAEP Racial/Ethnic Achievement Gap Tool: Gaining Deeper Insight Into Achievement Gaps - Carol Eckerly, Educational Testing Service; Madeline Goodman, Educational Testing Service; Robert Finnegan, Educational Testing Service
Beyond the Nation’s Report Card: Opportunities to Strengthen and Scale Equity Indicators - Megan Shoji, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc; Sonia Pace, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc; Naihobe Gonzalez, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc; Beth Alberty, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc