Educators are eager to learn more and do better, and we are here to help.
Educators are eager to learn more and do better, and we are here to help.
In partnership with organizations like Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE), we engage with expert researchers to learn more about what schools, districts, states, and the nation is doing to support students most vulnerable to educational system failings.
Pivot Learning and EdReports have partnered to offer instructional materials adoption support in California, through our CalCurriculum website and partnership with districts. CalCurriculum’s goal is to help districts adopt and implement quality instructional materials.
CalCurriculum provides:
The “Big Squeeze” finds that California’s unfunded pension costs are exacerbating inequity in public schools by forcing school districts to decrease services to the neediest students – those who are low-income, English learners, or otherwise marginalized. To cover growing unfunded pension costs, school districts are making harmful cuts and compromises. The report not only sounds the alarm about the equity crisis facing California public schools; it offers solutions for school districts and state policymakers.
Based on the science of reading, learn the five critical components of reading instruction in order to teach all students, including English learners and those with word reading difficulties, such as dyslexia, to be strong readers.
New courses start September 15 & October 20.
Watch this video, part of our Curriculum Matters: Learning and Advocacy Series, to learn why standards alignment is a critical component of high-quality instructional materials and why it’s crucial to growing educational equity for all students.
In this first video conversation of our Curriculum Matters: Learning and Advocacy Series, Jess Box, EdReports Director of Field Services, discusses why high-quality instructional materials are crucial to student learning outcomes.
This new guide from CalCurriculum provides specific, actionable tools to support your implementation of high-quality English language arts materials.
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