“Embark on Your Equity Journey with ACSES!

What is Equity?
Equity is often confused with equality. For example, while EQUALITY means everyone receives the same shirt, EQUITY ensures everyone gets a shirt that fits them. Equity prioritizes individual needs, fairness, and justice.
What is ACSES?
ACSES is a classroom quality measurement and improvement system. This tool assists Federal, State, and local leaders in creating equity-centered and high-quality early learning environments that promote positive outcomes for racially marginalized learners.
Ready to take the next step in your Equity journey?
Explore our services below! Click to register or learn more.
Virtual ACSES Rater Training

Trains participants to critically observe and assess classroom equity using the ACSES tool.
Audience: Teacher coaches, district leaders, researchers
Virtual ACSES Practitioner Training

A 2.5 hour training focused on understanding and observing equity practices in educational settings.
Audience: District administrators, coaches, district leaders, principals, preschool directors
Online Coaching

Contact us to learn more about our Online Coaching.
Offers direct coaching to improve equitable classroom practices.
Audience: Teachers, administrators, teacher coaches
In-Person Professional Development (1-day workshop)

Contact us to learn more about our In-Person workshops.
A hands-on workshop offering practical strategies for building equitable learning environments.
Audience: Teachers, administrators, teacher coaches, district leaders
ACSES Book

The ACSES book provides the research foundation for the ACSES tool and is required for ACSES training.

Scan here for a free resource designed for Early Education Leaders.
Scan here to view the ACSES One-Pager

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OUR MISSION
is to actualize excellence in equitable learning environments for diverse learners. We create education resources and measurement tools, implement professional development, and design evaluations of culturally responsive practices and racial equity in learning environments.