Funding
Ensuring an Academic Return on Investment (RAOI) for IDEA Part B funds
Maximizing the impact of IDEA Part B funds dedicated to special education programming is vital to ensure an Academic Return on Investment (AROI) that benefits
Maximizing the impact of IDEA Part B funds dedicated to special education programming is vital to ensure an Academic Return on Investment (AROI) that benefits
Funding at all levels, from federal to state to district, keeps administrators of all schools scrambling. Tracking constant changes and reallocating funding goals is a
K-12 educators have become overwhelmed by growing staff shortages and increasing student learning loss since Covid caused schools to move to remote learning. Since the
As students head into the summer, tutoring has proven to be a valuable resource. With the average K-12 student experiencing nearly a year of learning
What is an at-risk student? According to Education Reform, “at-risk” refers to a student, or usually a group of students who face “a higher probability
For the millions of students across the country who struggle in school, tutoring can make all the difference. A personal connection with a tutor who
Research has shown that in a normal year students begin learning loss after just 2 months. The California Department of Education estimates that most public
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