Who We Are

Mission driven. Student focused. Learn more about SCORE.

SCORE Board
Meet the members of our board of directors and advisory council.

Score Team
Get to know our talented staff.

What We Do

We’re driving change in Tennessee education so that all students can achieve success. Learn more about what we do.

Policy & Advocacy
Learn how SCORE champions educational excellence in Tennessee by advocating for student-focused policies. Practice & Implementation
Read about SCORE’s work directly with schools, districts, postsecondary institutions, and employers to innovate and generate proof points. Research & Data
See how research and data play a crucial role in shaping effective education policy and practice.

Collaborative Convenings
Explore opportunities to connect with thought leaders, practitioners, and policymakers to help students succeed. Our Impact
See how we’ve partnered to improve student outcomes.

Resources

Delve into research on current education issues and gain a deeper understanding of policies that help students succeed.

Education-to-Career Pathways
Teachers & Leaders
Innovative School Models & Approaches
Data Insights
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Funding Student Opportunity Through Tennessee’s Outcomes-Based Formula

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Perspectives & Press

Get insights and updates on the fast-moving education landscape from our expert team.

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Perspectives
Read SCORE’s blog to get insights on key education topics.

Press
Stay up to date on the latest news surrounding SCORE and Tennessee education.

Connect

Get in touch to learn more about our work, share your insights, or discuss how we can work together to advance student success in Tennessee.

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SCORE analyzed data from Tennessee’s public K-12 school districts and compiled a snapshot of key indicators of student success. With the right data about student outcomes, state leaders, educators, and advocates can better understand the key metrics to watch and begin to understand the successes and challenges of improving educational opportunities for all students.