Articles
What to Expect from Bids to Take Public Money Out of Public Schools by Diana Long
Remove Obstacles to Ethnic Studies for Georgia Students by Ruth Youn
Traditional School Discipline is Harmful for All by Alisha “Tuff” Tuff
Georgia Students Deserve a 21st Century Education for the Multicultural and Multilingual Future by Jonathan Peraza Campos, M.S.
Dual Credit Programs Give Students a Fighting Chance to Access and Succeed in College by Steve Kemgang
Bilingual Special Education Certification is One Step Closer in Texas
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Infographic: 5 Reasons Private School Vouchers Would Hurt Students
Infographics on Ethnic Studies in Georgia
IDRA’s Federal Policy Priorities
IDRA Policy Priorities for the 2023 Texas Legislative Session
Infographic: Data Snacks on IDRA’s Policy Priorities for 2023
IDRA Policy Priorities for the 2023 Georgia General Assembly Session
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