The South Central Collaborative for Equity helps school districts design and implement programs for students of diverse national origins and ensure that English language learners have access to an equitable and excellent education.

Resources on Educational Equity and National Origin
Laws and court cases

Race equity and desegregation terminology

Articles from the IDRA Newsletter

IDRA related publications

Other featured publications and web sites

Classnotes Podcast on Educational Equity and Race
Latino and African-American Communities Leading School Reform – January 20, 2010
Reflective Teaching – November 13, 2009
School Accountability to Poor Families – October 16, 2009
Professional Development for Secondary Math Teachers – September 29, 2009
The Teacher as a Culturally Proficient Coach – September 18, 2009
Student Engagement and the Language of the Mathematics Class – March 26, 2009
Busting Myths About Children of Poverty – March 12, 2009
The Civil Rights Impact of Response to Intervention – February 27, 2009
Building Critical Thought through Children’s Literature – February 2, 2009
Beyond the Worksheet in the Science Classroom – November 21, 2008
Fostering Student Questions – September 15, 2008
Teaching Opportunities through Discovery on Science – May 19, 2008
Six Goals of Educational Equity – February 29, 2008
Science is a Key to Life – October 15, 2007
Fostering Student Engagement English Language Learners – August 29, 2007
Serving Migrant Students – February 14, 2007
The Need for Cross-Race, Cross-Sector Dialogues – January 24, 2007
A Model for Successful Reading Instruction – December 4, 2006