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This month, a powerful group of Boston leaders and educators gathered to celebrate Black History Month at E4E-Boston’s “We Are Black History” event. Throughout the celebration, speakers were asked to share stories of the Black educators who inspired and impacted them growing up.

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Dear members of the committee: Thank you for the opportunity to speak in support of fully funding education by expediting the ECS phase to coincide with the federal dollars running out. My name is Ernest Bailey and I am an Organizer with Educators for Excellence - Connecticut, a teacher-...

Dear Senator Osten, Representative Walker, and members of the Appropriations Committee My name is Daniel Pearson and I am the State Director for Educators for Excellence, a teacher-led nonprofit with nearly 1,000 members statewide that seeks to promote student equity and elevate teachers...

Dear members of the committee: Thank you for the opportunity to speak in support of fully funding education by expediting the ECS phase to coincide with the federal dollars running out. My name is Sara Kovack and I am an Organizer for Educators for Excellence - Connecticut, a teacher-led...

February 10 (Hartford, CT) — Educators for Excellence-Connecticut (E4E-Connecticut), a teacher-led organization, reacted to Governor Lamont’s proposed budget at the 2022 Connecticut legislative session on Wednesday. Lamont’s plan reduces funding allocated to Education Cost...

February 7 (Boston) — Educators for Excellence-Boston (E4E-Boston), a teacher-led organization, reacted to the announcement on February 7, 2022 that Superintendent of Boston Public Schools (BPS), Brenda Cassellius, would resign at the end of the current school year. 

“E4E...

Educators for Excellence’s 2021 National Teacher Survey, a nationally representative survey of teachers across the country, found that nearly 70% of surveyed teachers advocated for use of assessments to identify students of additional support and resources. Only a minority were in support of...

Boston Educators,

When I was a teacher, the first week back to school from winter break was always one of the toughest each year. It always took several days to remind students where we left off in the curriculum before break and to reacquaint them with classroom procedures that they had...