Educational Opportunity Disparities in Delaware, 1992–2019

Author(s)Bruch, Sarah
Author(s)Qaissaunee, Haley
Author(s)Wrease, Alexis
Date Accessioned2020-10-28T17:40:33Z
Date Available2020-10-28T17:40:33Z
Publication Date2020-10
AbstractFor over a quarter century, Delaware has witnessed consistent, sizable educational opportunity disparities for students with low-income status, English-learner status (EL), or disability status and for students who are Black and Hispanic. This brief uses average test scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) as measures of educational opportunity. Test scores reflect the educational opportunities to learn that are available to students in their schools and communities. While measuring student outcomes is an important strategy for holding schools and districts accountable for student success, we must understand that disparities in academic achievement reflect historical and current day structural inequities. Acknowledging structural inequities helps ensure that achievement differences are not viewed as the result of individual student deficits and instead focuses attention on ensuring that systems are designed for all students to thrive.en_US
SponsorPrepared for the Redding Consortium for Educational Equity by the University of Delaware’s Institute for Public Administration, in partnership with Delaware State University and KIDS COUNT in Delaware.en_US
URLhttps://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/27894
Languageen_USen_US
PublisherInstitute for Public Administrationen_US
Part of SeriesIPA;519
KeywordsEducationen_US
KeywordsDelawareen_US
KeywordsEnglish language learnersen_US
KeywordsDisabilityen_US
KeywordsLow incomeen_US
KeywordsRaceen_US
TitleEducational Opportunity Disparities in Delaware, 1992–2019en_US
TypeOtheren_US
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