Unfinished learning can occur every year, but the need to address these learning gaps became exponential due to the pandemic. Many districts have since reanalyzed their systems of support to help improve educational outcomes for students. …

It’s a norm at Sacred Heart for students to be engaging in rich, standards-aligned grade-level curriculum while simultaneously given opportunities to bring their unique strengths, knowledge, and skills to the classroom. You could walk into a Kindergarten classroom and see a teacher working with a small group while other students…

The center of our vision is the student. We approach our partnerships with the belief that it is not just about what or how it’s taught; it’s about who. All children should have access to an empowering education and the opportunities provide. Providing an empowering learning environment for our students…

BACKGROUND: The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) selected Achievement Network (ANet) as their trusted partner to support their districts with a pilot program for selecting and implementing high-quality instructional resources (HQIR). …

We are consistently inspired by our partners and their commitment to providing an equitable education. Recently, we highlighted the work of educators at Moving Everest Charter School in Chicago, IL. They succinctly reminded us of how cohesive and intentional data analysis impacts students and teachers. …

Written by CEO Osarugue “Michelle” Odemwingie. Listen to Michelle read the blog here. 5-minute listen. Time has a powerful way of forcing you to look back and reflect on where you’ve been and how far you’ve come. There is something profound for me that my one year anniversary as CEO…

by Emma McCandless, ANet’s Senior Content Specialist, ELA We have said it before, and we will say it again: what students read matters. Before coming to ANet, I led a 6th grade English class in South Texas and taught Francisco Jimenez’s memoir The Circuit to my students as part of…

Recently, it was announced that Achievement Network (ANet) is among a few notable non-profits across the country to receive a generous gift of $15 million from esteemed philanthropist, MacKenzie Scott. This donation is the largest single gift our organization has ever received. We are deeply honored to be in such…

by Marie Kodama, ANet’s Senior Content Specialist, ELA & Anti-Racism “Marie, why don’t you read aloud this section on Pearl Harbor?” I froze. I was in my 7th-grade history class and it was the very first time in my K–12 education in the U.S. that I had read about Japanese…