… Instead, we face an ethical dilemma that we label an “equity gap,” which moves beyond a
focus on achievement gaps measured through standardized tests or opportunity gaps …

… Equity was to be measured in terms of student achievement on state assessments and the
gap in performance between specific subgroups of students. The 2001 ESEA reauthorization …

… gaps between students with and without disabilities. In short, used well, accommodations are
a tool for educational equity. … educational equity goals, either by giving privileged students …

… equitable access to resources to reduce opportunity gaps for students. Although special
education is often a prominent part of larger equity conversations, special education funding is …

… to provide essential supports and services to students with disabilities. Based on reviews of
… these gaps through in-person priority policies designed to return students with disabilities to …

… for students with disabilities: enrollment for these students … charter schools were serving
students with disabilities during the … , equity demands that we build a system that serves students …

… great est eq uity gaps for stu dents en rolled in DSS. Smaller eq uity gaps ap peared in foun
… class rooms, the pres ent study re veals that large gaps re main and con trib ute to in eq ui ta …

… continue to post large performance gaps between students who are African American, White,
… that secondary student performance remains unchanged, with large gaps between racial …

… Assessment results can be compared to those of students without disabilities. This … to
consider equity. The achievement gap between students with and without disabilities provides a …

… Equity and high schools who are finding success in closing the reading achievement gap
for students with disabilities … the prevalence of ICS Equity characteristics as measured by the …