EdRedesign由哈佛大学教育研究生院弗朗西斯·吉宝教育政策和管理实践教授Paul Reville于2014年创立。多元化的领导团队和员工驱动实验室研究，在政策、政治、研究、系统建设和实践的交叉领域积累了丰富的经验。
实验室与当地社区合作，创建综合支持和机会系统，并建立从摇篮到职业管道的系统，以满足儿童和青少年的整体需求。EdRedesign支持市长和民选官员、主管以及公民和社区领导人重新设计、调整和整合教育、儿童发展和健康系统，以加速所有儿童和青年的积极成果，特别是那些受贫困影响的儿童和青年。
实验室愿景是为美国的每个儿童和青年，特别是那些受贫困影响的儿童和青年，提供在教育和生活中取得成功的机会。确保所有儿童和青年，特别是那些生活在贫困中的儿童和青年，都能获得机会，为从出生到成年的儿童建立跨部门、全社区的支持和机会系统。
EdRedesign致力于推进教育和儿童福祉的新愿景，解决传统学校改革未能打破社会经济地位与教育成果之间的铁律相关性，呼吁建立一个全面的支持和机会系统，从幼儿期开始，一直持续到高等教育和职业培训。实验室不断探索有效的实践和政策，以支持高影响力的跨部门合作和个性化的成功规划。
EdRedesign was founded in 2014 by Paul Reville, the Francis Keppel Professor of Education Policy and Management Practice at Harvard Graduate School of Education. A diverse leadership team and staff drive laboratory research with extensive experience at the intersection of policy, politics, research, systems building, and practice.
The lab works with local communities to create integrated support and opportunity systems and establish cradle-to-career pipelines to meet the holistic needs of children and adolescents. EdRedesign supports mayors and elected officials, supervisors, and civic and community leaders to redesign, realign and integrate education, child development and health systems to accelerate positive outcomes for all children and youth, especially those affected by poverty.
The Lab vision is to provide every child and youth in America, especially those affected by poverty, with the opportunity to succeed in education and life. Ensure that opportunities are available to all children and youth, especially those living in poverty, and build cross-sectoral, community-wide systems of support and opportunities for children from birth to adulthood.
EdRedesign is committed to advancing a new vision for education and children's well-being, addressing the failure of traditional school reforms to break the ironclad correlation between SES and educational outcomes, and calling for a comprehensive system of support and opportunities that begins in early childhood and continues through higher education and vocational training. The lab continuously explores effective practices and policies to support high-impact cross-sectoral collaboration and personalized planning for success.