Anna J. Egalite

@annaegalite

Professor, #EdPolicy at @NCState; Visiting Fellow at @fsuigc; @Kennedy_School postdoc; @ACEatND alum; Exec. Editor at @EducationNext; @WCPSS parent; Déise born

Raleigh, NC Joined April 2009

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Anna J. Egalite @annaegalite 5d

Essential reading by William Howell on declining public trust in research universities: "Restoring trust demands a renewed commitment to disinterested inquiry and the cultivation of intellectual pluralism."

aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…

www.aeaweb.org Trust Violations in Research Universities By nearly twice as much as in any other institution that Gallup tracks, public trust in research universities has fallen over the past decade. The causes are not only external. This essay examines...

Anna J. Egalite @annaegalite Nov 2

In summer 2021, Connecticut launched a program featuring home visits by school personnel targeting chronically absent students from CT’s 15 most disadvantaged districts.

Students experienced a 4-5 percentage point increase in attendance rates.

nber.org/papers/w35961

www.nber.org Can Home Visits Re-Engage Chronically Absent Students? Evidence from the LEAP Program

Anna J. Egalite @annaegalite Oct 31

Many thanks to the good folks at the Hoover Institution for the warm hospitality this week. A terrific couple of days. Many thanks for a warm welcome, great conversations, and thoughtful feedback. Such a treat to spend time with this group!

Anna J. Egalite @annaegalite Oct 12

Reminder: Today is the last day to submit for AEFP 2027

Details: aefpweb.org/callforproposa…

The deadline is today at 11:59 PM PT

@aefpweb

Anna J. Egalite @annaegalite Sep 29

Focusing on competence and responsibility in his NHJ reaction, @rpondiscio is just so good.

"Are we willing to hold schools responsible for whether children learn? AND do the adults responsible for educating them know how?"

thenext30years.substack.com/p/the-lessons-…

thenext30years.substack.com The Lessons We’re Not Learning From Nikole Hannah-Jones Her daughter’s experience should force a reckoning with school competence and remind us what the education-reform generation got right.