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The Massachusetts Education Diversity Act (EDA) was signed into law by Governor Maura Healey on November 20, 2024, marking a historic step toward addressing a long-standing imbalance in public education. Nearly half of the Commonwealth’s students are students of color, yet only about one in ten teachers share their background. By centering equity and representation, the Act creates real pathways to help close the gap between students and educators of color, ensuring every child can learn from teachers who understand and affirm their experiences.

## **In this guide, you’ll find:**

- **A clear breakdown** of the EDA's seven major provisions, including multiple pathways to certification, teacher apprenticeships, responsive hiring and retention practices, professional development, educator voice in governance, and financial supports.
  
   
- **Practical insight** into what implementation can look like for districts, schools, and educator preparation programs, including guidance on local accountability, planning, training, and long-term workforce development.
  
   
- **Case studies** and promising models from across Massachusetts and beyond that show how schools, districts, and organizations are already advancing the goals at the heart of the law.

## Download Now!

 

If you couldn’t join us live, or want to share the conversation with your team, watch the ***From Policy to Practice*** webinar recording below for a practical walkthrough of the Massachusetts Educator Diversity Act and what districts need to know for implementation.

 

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