Complete Responses from Question 1: Definition of Educational Equity attention & support for all learners valuing every individual promoting diversity in the education profession each child given and encouraged to go as far as their abilities will take them.

All students having access to the same quality of teachers no matter where they live

Equal opportunity for all people in all phases of life.

All partners in education getting what they need.

An elimination of the racial predictability of school achievement.

All students having fair intellectual and physical access to resources and materials.

That all students are given a fair and equal education regardless of race, class, gender, or sexuality. That issues of social justice are considered and incorporated into the design of education.

Educational equity means that schools, states, and the federal government collectively provide for the needs educational needs of all students without gender bias.

Providing the same access to educational instruction and resources to all students.

We provide what each student’s needs. Differentiation of educational resources.

Providing the sufficient - and inherently varied - resources and opportunities each student needs to have the opportunity to succeed.

Providing equal educational opportunities for all students, including minorities, girls, LGBTQ, and low- income students.

Education that meets the diverse needs of students.

Access for all children to the necessary resources to provide a well-rounded public education. educational opportunities available for all children. Staff development opportunities available for all educational staff.... certified and paraprofessionals education that meets the needs of all students no matter the circumstances Equity in education goes beyond "equal opportunity". Equity can only be achieved by creating a highly personal, highly individualized approach for each and every student, and especially for those who come from underserved populations. We can't expect that having equal opportunities will result in equal performance. Some students will need more support, resources, and opportunities in order to maximize their potential.

Educational equity means the same opportunities for the best education for all students.

Educational equality means that EVERY child in America, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, religion, family income or regional location has access to a high quality education, including well-trained, professional educators; safe and stimulating learning environments; multiple educational opportunities; current technology and other essential educational materials and resources.

Same resources, same opportunities, same class size, same expectations, same assessments and same high quality environment (teacher, building, art, PE, technology, sports and after school clubs - STEAM

It's the opportunity for ALL students to have access to the resources they need to be college and career ready! It’s access to effective teachers and teaching regardless of the school setting! It's access to nessary resources regardless of parental support/involvement at a particular school!

Every student has the same opportunity for success, regardless of race, SES, parental support, zip code, background knowledge, etc.

I would define it as students needing the help when and where they need it. It is not about being the same for every child, it is about being appropriate and available when needed.

All students receive instruction at their level and pace.

Every student has an equal opportunity to grow intellectually.

Having the resources to help disadvantaged students reach a level playing field. It could be as simple as encouraging those students that qualify for free and reduced lunch to apply for the program or it could involve extensive wrap around services including medical, laundry, weekend food programs and parent education on site. In terms of teaching and learning, it is ensuring small class size, safe environments, well-trained teachers that can provide the needed accommodations, and enough materials and opportunities for students. fair and equal opportunities regardless of a student's zip code

All children all in buildings being taught by teaching and support staff of equal caliber and at a challenge level.

Each student has equal access to equivalent educational opportunities.

Similar access to education opportunities and resources (including but not limited to coursework, wraparound services, properly certified teachers, extracurricular activities)

Assuring each student has what is necessary for his/her success. This does NOT mean giving the SAME thing to every school, it means fulfilling every school's need to bring them to the same level as other schools. Equal opportunities for ALL children across all groups to receive a quality education.

Educational equity: When all children, regardless of attributes, demographics, geography, or affiliation, are provided educational experiences and opportunities for them to thrive personally and professionally.

Equality of opportunity.

Resources for all and a diverse teacher population that reflects our students.

Creating the conditions necessary for every learner to be successful.

All students receive high quality educational opportunities that meet their needs.

Every student having access to equal educational opportunities according to their needs. opportunities to learn for all in which the playing field is equal no matter what your zip code (equally prepared teachers, equally funded schools per student, equally distributed resources for classrooms, etc.) fairness, equal treatment, equal facilities, equal opportunities regardless of social or physical standing

Creating equal opportunities for all students.

Do you best to give each child that you teach the best that you have to give no matter the neighborhood.

Ultimately - eliminating the achievement gap. Steps along the way include equal access to: opportunities; high quality teachers; culturally relevant teaching practices and pedagogy; critical literacy; rigorous curriculum; high standards of expectations for success; non-punitive practices; and physical spaces that promote learning, health and success.

Making sure that all students get the same opportunity for success. That means providing things like health care, glasses, meals, books to read, etc. to children who come from families that can't provide these things. It also means offering MORE MONEY to teachers and schools that educate our neediest kids.

A condition in which students have access to resources that best meet their needs.

All students have equal access to high quality teachers, instructional materials and are held to high standards of learning excellence.

All students get what they need to be successful. equal is NOT equitable. Equity is providing individual opportunities to level the playing field for all students, not simply to make education equal.

Every child in every school has excellent teachers; relevant curriculum; safe, comfortable, & inviting facilities; extracurricular activities that enrich their lives; and extended opportunities to do good in the world.

All students have access to great teaching and learning, regardless of race, income, gender, or location. It's about access to opportunities for all to have the support they need and resources to experience new learning.

Zip code doesn't impact the quality of student outcomes, irrespective of student demographics.

Providing highly qualified teachers and equal resources to all schools everywhere, regardless of local resources.

Equity is being intentionally inclusive and requires eliminating the barriers that prevent the full participation of all peoples. Therefore, educational equity is teaching within the "zone of proximal development" for each student in our care to maximize student strengths. This included building student learning capacity on every social, emotional, physical, and academic level.

Equal access and equal opportunity to an education.

All students and educators treated fairly and without bias. Equal access regardless of zip code.

Equal education for ALL! For some, equal means more.

Access and opportunity for _all_ students -- as I say in my speeches, Equality of opportunity is not the same thing as equality of condition and, therefore, Education is a fundamental right and ought to be an equalizer where the best for the best of students is the best for all students.

Access for all students to a quality education appropriate to individual learner's needs.

All students, no matter background or geography, have access to comparable resources and infrastructure from K-12

Evenness of access and opportunity equal access to all viable educational opportunities to be afforded to all

Equal opportunity for learning-- for ALL students.

Providing resources at different levels to different groups of students based on what they need to be successful.

Providing each child with a high quality education designed to meet his or her needs and delivered by an excellent teacher regardless of where they live or how much money their parents make.

All citizens have equal, convenient and affordable access to quality education with necessary support for success.

Equal facilities, resources and instruction for children across the country.

Equal access to educational opportunities in a bias-limited, safe and supportive educational setting

Educational equity is ensuring that all students have the tools and resources they need to learn and succeed no matter where they live or what their life circumstances. It means ensuring that all students have access to high-quality teachers and safe learning environments. Valuing diversity All students have access to a free, high quality education in safe environments. High quality means all teachers have proper education and training in meeting the needs of all types of learners, including children living in poverty, those with disabilities, and high ability learners.

Ensuring everyone has an equal shot at success

All students have equal access to educational facilities and opportunities.

A leveled playing field of access and opportunity to be successful.

Every child getting what they need to be successful in their educational journey.

Same quality and results

Everyone gets what they need to be a successful learner.

Cultural Competency and Ethnic/Cultural Respect being implemented in schools and practices ensuring that every student has an opportunity to succeed or receive modifications to help them succeed

The idea of focusing on the distinctiveness within each student as it relates to culture and heritage and matching it to the ideal fit for access to grade-level content.

Providing the same educational opportunities for all children.

Making sure that each student has what he or she requires to learn, tailored to each child based on individual need

All students needs are met which differs for each kid. Everyone deserves their own space and support.

Educational equity is when all students receive the resources they need to flourish in life and in school.

Giving each child--no matter what their situation, or what they bring to the table--a fair shot at a good education.

Provide a fair and equal education to all students no matter race, creed, ethnicity, income level, or zip code.

Equal access to learning.

Every child has the same opportunities to learn and achieve.

All students have equal access to a quality public education.

Providing an equal opportunity for an education with high quality teachers, safe environment and quality instructional aids. equal quality education for all

Allowing all students to have the necessary educational opportunities to ensure high academic achievements.

Students have equal opportunities to excellent educators, academics and activities for personal success.

Providing resources and supports appropriate to the needs of the students being served. Equal - All students receive the same instruction. Equitable - All students receive the instruction that they need.

The same opportunity for all students.

Every child has all the resources, support, and opportunities needed to learn to his/her greatest potential.

Quality of schools, teachers, facilities, and opportunities for students is roughly the same from school to school, district to district, and state to state.

All students have equal access to a quality education, which includes quality educators and schools.

Equity is not equality but rather fairness. Giving each student what he or she needs. A metaphor would be: equality means all students get a pair of shoes whereas equity means all students get a pair of shoes that fit. every student getting what he/she needs to be successful socially, emotionally and academically

All students are offered the best possible education, regardless of ability, ethnicity, location, etc.

Educational Equity means all children have equal access to opportunity. I prefer social justice as this goes beyond educational equity. Let's say anyone can take an AP class. That is educational equity. Social Justice would be looking at why there is not proportional representation among subsets and working to make that representation proportional.

Educational equity ensures that ALL students, regardless of race, ethnicity, zip code, religious affiliation, gender, IQ, or special needs receives a quality education in a climate conducive to learning, with necessary supports such as wraparound services provided, with a caring and qualified instructor who is supported by the local administration, the local community, and the state.

Every student gets what they need to be successful no matter who they are or where they live.

Every child has access to a quality education managed by professionally trained teachers who are caring, committed, and competent.

Quality education available to all students regardless of race, religion, or zip code.

When all children are given fair opportunities to be successful in education which includes funding, teachers, and standards.

Opportunity for all students Adequate preparation for all students to be college and career ready Appropriate supports to give all students same access

Access and specific supports for all students

Making sure all students have the same chance to be successful based on a sound and rigorous education.

Equal access to education AND extra curricular activities. Equitable access to quality education. Education professionals taking into account and celebrating individual instruction. Understanding all student needs and meeting students at that point of need. all students have equal access to quality teachers and resources

Equal access to curriculum, high quality instruction and instructors, programs facilities. Supportive additional support services to meet the needs of marginalized communities and repair disparities.

Access to excellent teachers, equipment, and facilities for all students

Equal opportunity to succeed.

Access to equal excellence across all schools

The road to an educational experience has to be an equal opportunity for all young people.

Educational Equity is making sure that students have all of the resources necessary to both meet their individual needs and access every opportunity that will allow them to reach their fullest potential. This should be done in an environment that fosters mutual respect of all stakeholders while honoring each person's individuality and diversity including race, socioeconomic status, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, language and ethnicity.

Educational equity: every child has an equal opportunity for a quality education

Each student, school, and teacher having what they need to give them an equal opportunity for success.

Every child is in an educational context that fully meets her/his social, emotional, and learning needs.

When learners are given opportunities that they need to succeed.

Providing every child with the supports needed to succeed.

All Americans have access to excellent teachers, resources, and conditions in a sustainable system that support their unique way of learning to be contributing citizens in our democratic nation and world.

Providing each student with the tools needed for academic and personal success. he allotment of equal resources as needed for all schools thereby affording all students the same high quality of services.

All students receive the necessary opportunities to be successful. That means, where there are gaps in educational needs, they are identified and resources are provided for student to be successful.

Quality education for all regardless of race, economic level, rural or city setting.

Educational equity is a broad term that can serve as representation to a variety of fair practices within a school and/or system of education. For instance, this term could represent the discrepancies within achievement in a school or local or state-ran system or the fairness within a school or system. It could also simply be defined as opportunity within these systems as well.

Everyone receives a high quality education, complete with: 1. current and quality resources (including technology) 2. well-prepared responsive teachers 3. A classroom environment that provides a wide variety of perspectives and respects and celebrates differences through interactions (student to student and student to teacher) and curriculum.

Educational equity for students is having access to learning opportunities regardless of race, gender, sexuality, socioeconomic status or other personal indicators.

Is the goal of removing all barriers so all children have access to the same opportunities to learn and grow. It's having access to and the preparation that enables all students to take the opportunities and improve their lives.

Providing every child no matter their race, religion, gender, sexuality, or zip code what he or she needs to be successful in school, understanding that those needs and thus what schools would have to do to address those needs won't be the same for every child.

Schools are adequately funded to meet all the educational needs of their students.

Fairness in an educational setting