Educators are realizing the impact of high-dosage tutoring for education recovery following pandemic learning disruptions. Leaders at Lenoir City Schools show us how it can be done.
A Nashville educator talks about ensuring postsecondary success for students and how the data in the By The Numbers report can highlight ways to support students.
Part two in a legislative recap series summarizes progress made toward the education priorities laid out in our 2021 State Of Education report. This installment looks at efforts to to advance opportunities for students of color and low-income students by supporting and expanding proven school models.
With the first session of the 112th General Assembly now closed, it’s the perfect time to reflect on progress made in each of the four priority areas outlined in SCORE’s 2021 State of Education Report. One priority — to recover and reorient education systems in response to COVID-19 — was addressed during a January special session with the General Assembly passing legislation to extend learning time for students, ensure the state collects comparable summative state assessment data, and stabilize funding.
SCORE’s 2021 Higher Ed By the Numbers report makes higher ed data more accessible and forces us to answer critical questions about equity in our higher education system. The report’s use of disaggregated data shines a light on significant gaps that we must address.