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ANet is a nonprofit dedicated to the premise that every child in America deserves an excellent education and the opportunities it provides. We pursue our vision of educational equality in America by helping schools boost student learning with great teaching that is grounded in standards, informed by data, and built on the successful practices of educators around the country.
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Filtering by Category: School Success Stories
The educational leaders from Moving Everest give us succinct and impactful insights as we use interim assessments to inform instruction. Our blog captures five takeaways from the video and resources to further support our student data analysis and usage.
Read MoreAt the beginning of the 2018-2019 school year, the leadership team at Winnemucca Junior High School made a decision: they would fully commit to their new, high-quality ELA curriculum—and they’d do it by supporting teachers every step of the way.
Read MoreA year ago, instruction looked very different at this elementary school. How did they make a major shift in just one year? Principal Mosley says relationships have been key.
Read MoreChinook’s ELA team not only saw gains in one grade level over time: they saw a cohort of kids who hadn’t achieved sixth-grade proficiency reach seventh-grade proficiency alongside their peers.
Read MoreThe Ocean School in Queens has made exciting gains. Their ELA scores have risen by 7%—and math scores have jumped by 18%! What’s made this growth possible? Here’s what they said.
Read MoreAt Henderson Hopkins K-8 School, attendance is up and chronic absenteeism is down. The number of students meeting or exceeding grade-level expectations doubled. How did they do it?
Read MoreThe leaders at Urban Scholars committed to shifting the school’s culture. Now, teachers are getting the support they need and students are learning and growing. Test scores are on the rise: math scores are up by 8%, and ELA by 13%.
Read MoreIncreased student engagement means fewer behavior issues. At Making Waves Academy, teachers see fewer behavior issues and higher engagement in math. This positive impact results from three commitments every educator made.
Read MoreStudent achievement at Denison Elementary School has been rising for years. They’re one of the top schools for academic growth in Cleveland. According to their ANet coach, it’s all about targeted support—for leaders, for teachers, and for students.
Read MoreCraig’s goals for his school are bigger than his team: just eleven teachers and no assistant principal. How did such a small team manage to improve the school’s test scores by a whopping 4.2%—one of the largest positive percentage changes in New York City?
Read MoreMany districts are investing heavily in curriculum to improve teaching and learning. But you’ll only get so far if you only pay attention to curriculum, because assessments can actively work against a good curriculum. ANet helped LDOE grapple with this dilemma.
Read MoreToday, Angela’s on her way to visit Raleigh-Egypt Middle/High School. She’s built close relationships with many educators in the building over the past two years she’s coached them. Together, they’ve faced challenges and shared many successes. Among the successes—last year, Raleigh-Egypt jumped from a level 1 rating to a level 5.
Read MoreLeaders at Paul A. Dever Elementary School, in Boston, are preparing themselves for a future in which its teachers assume leadership roles.
Read MoreTeachers at Allen Parish Schools, in Louisiana, felt harried and frustrated by testing until ANet helped district leaders realize they had a tool to save time and inform their teaching hiding in plain sight—curriculum-embedded assessments.
Read MoreDuBois Elementary School of Entrepreneurship in Memphis earned the distinction of being a “reward” school in Tennessee. Reward status is the top honor a school can receive in the state.
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