Resources
Explore our articles, case studies, and other thought-provoking resources to deepen your understanding of K-12 education in the US.
Guilford County Schools Tutoring Case Study
Guilford County Schools (GCS) is the third largest school district in North Carolina serving Greensboro, High Point, and the surrounding areas. In the fall of…
Ector County Independent School District Tutoring Case Study
Ector County Independent School District (ECISD), located in Odessa, Texas, launched a district-wide tutoring initiative in the spring of 2021. Read about ECISD’s approach to…
Denver Public Schools Tutoring Case Study
Denver Public Schools (DPS) piloted a district tutoring program in October 2021, as students returned to schools after a year and a half of pandemic-disrupted…
Chicago Public Schools Tutoring Case Study
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) has a longstanding and well-studied tutoring program that has been included in two “gold-standard,” randomized control trials that found major, positive…
Lenoir City Schools Tutoring Case Study
Lenoir City Schools (LCS) is a small district southwest of Knoxville, TN. LCS piloted an intensive tutoring program for high school math students. Pleased with…
Outcomes-Based Contracting
Outcomes-based contracting is an increasingly common practice to ensure that educational providers deliver on student learning. But is this approach right for your district? Use…
June 12, 2023: Impactful High-Dosage Tutoring
This week's Market Insights illuminates the current need for, scaling, and essential elements of impactful high-dosage tutoring.
Navigating Tutoring Options: Internal, External, or Hybrid
Mackenzie Flynn, Market Specialist at CEMD, discusses three approaches to tutoring - internal, external, or hybrid - and what should be considered when making tutoring…
Selecting Products & Services From External Tutoring Providers
Tutoring products and services take many shapes and sizes. This article shares a framework that district leaders can use to consider different solutions, whether they…
