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ResearchWhile most Americans strongly support civics education in schools, partisan divide on DEI policies and free speech on college campuses remains
A new report published by the USC Center for Applied Research, in partnership with the USC EdPolicy Hub, details findings from the third annual survey of U.S. adults on their opinions on education issues.
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Education News
At tech conference for women leaders in education, practitioners explore how AI can benefit education
The inaugural Tech, Power & Equity conference, organized by Voice4Equity, brought together 100 women superintendents and leaders
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Education News
The fight for education
Analysis from education policy experts provides a measured look into the high-stakes battles taking place at school board meetings.
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Research
New USC study sheds light on adolescent mental health crisis in the United States
Results emphasize the interconnectedness of mental health, attendance and school grades—a necessary reality for schools to grapple with.
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Faculty News
Huriya Jabbar appointed associate professor
Distinguished scholar specializing in K–12 education policy joins USC Rossier faculty.
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Education News
Alberto Carvalho has arrived in L.A. with plans to make LAUSD the premier district in the U.S.
Superintendent Carvalho and Dean Noguera discuss what’s different about LAUSD, the district’s new approach to centralization, and the importance of enrolling L.A.’s youngest students.
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Faculty News
Social-Emotional Learning gets its moment in the spotlight
The work of USC Rossier’s Mary Helen Immordino-Yang shows how schools can embrace SEL, a new interdisciplinary science of development, culture and neuroscience.
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Education News
Dean Pedro A. Noguera joins education leaders in a call for action to reduce gun violence
Noguera calls for immediate government action to initiate scientifically-informed steps to reduce gun violence.
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Education News
Can California close the achievement gap in math?
The majority of California’s K–12 students struggle with math. But challenges are experienced most acutely among many students of color. This is the central problem that the state’s Department of...
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Educator Tips
Insights from the U.S. department of education’s equity summit series
Since March of 2020, thought leaders and policymakers have discussed how to use the COVID-19 pandemic as an opportunity to reform schools. The first event of the Equity Summit Series...
