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Leading for Action: An Insight Report on K-12 Tutoring Programs
Get the ReportStudents who are Black, Latino, multilingual, and/or experiencing poverty need our school system to deliver supportive and effective learning experiences. And we believe it could – but for the most part, it doesn’t.
This is in many ways a market failure: the K-12 market is broken, suffering from an incomplete and fragmented information landscape.
Come join our community of leaders from similar districts focused on this goal. Use our Districts Like Mine Tool to find districts like yours, how they are performing and what they are using.
No more making critical decisions in isolation. You have peers who share the same challenges, interests, and goals, and CEMD will help you connect and collaborate with districts like yours.
Data is everywhere, but to make it actionable, focusing on the right data in context is the key. Access performance metrics, funding information, and curriculum from districts like yours.
Senior Vice President of School Transformation, Partnership for Los Angeles Schools
The Center is a resource that can help us identify what districts similar to mine are using as one of many data points that need to be considered while making decisions about curriculum.
Director of Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS), Baltimore City Public Schools, MD
The idea of being able to grapple with issues as a cohort is a powerful idea and needed in urban education.
Manager of the Office of African, African American, Latino, Holocaust, and Gender Studies, The School District of Palm Beach County, FL
This is a more concise way to view and evaluate other Districts; the usual process entails going to District websites to gather data, which is time consuming. This is much easier, because most of the data I would search for is viewable on a single dashboard.
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There’s no substitute for good data and human connection. Interested in collaborating with other district leaders to solve challenges collectively?