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How can flexible learning programs open doors for education and career opportunities? FRANKTON-LAPEL COMMUNITY SCHS SCHOOL DISTRICT has embraced innovation with Edmentum to meet diverse student needs. From personalized support to pathways for academic success, this partnership is creating impactful change in their community. 💡 Takeaway for administrators: Flexible learning isn’t just a trend—it’s a strategic approach to addressing student diversity and driving better outcomes. Hear their story:

Access to high-impact tutoring can propel student success—especially when embedded into the school day. Edmentum’s Targeted Skills Instruction (TSI) is helping K–12 schools provide virtual tutoring for all students, regardless of resources. In a recent study, MARIPOSA COUNTY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT students utilizing TSI saw the following results after 9 weeks of participation: ✅ 98% of students made significant achievement gains ✅ 53% achieved full mastery of targeted skills ✅ 45% made significant progress toward mastery Discover how virtual tutoring is changing the game in our 2023–24 Impact Report: https://lnkd.in/grK8g-CM

It was an honor to join some of my distinguished colleagues (thank you Erin Mote!) in the edtech industry for a discussion with the Department of Education, White House, and many other impressive members of our education community, all centered on the urgent issue of chronic absenteeism. We are committed to partnering across our education ecosystem to improve continuity of data, and we are honored to expand our work with #ProjectUnicorn to focus on student attendance data.    For our part, Edmentum has been supporting districts to address absenteeism from a variety of angles. Some areas in which we’re seeing clear evidence of impact, along with high potential for continued transformation, include:     • Flexible online curriculum for *both* original credit and credit recovery ― Our study covering grades 8-12 in Clover, SC showed a 23% reduction in absences and 33% reduction in tardies among students who completed at least one Courseware course. These statistically significant findings illustrate what’s possible when we meet students where they are and use technology effectively to provide the high-quality courses they need. (and their overall grades improved, too). You can see our research here: http://bit.ly/4iHJHoa    • Career-connected learning for ALL ― State after state across the U.S. has issued a clear call for a new age of CTE/career-connected learning. We’ve aligned our CCL catalog to the career pathways students want and the economy of the future demands, so our district partners feel confident they never have to say “no” to any student’s dreams. When kids see the authentic relevance of their schooling, they stay engaged, enrolled, and on track for graduation.     • Virtual teaching and tutoring ― Relationships are at the heart of student engagement, particularly among secondary learners. Our instructional services can free up teachers’ time to focus on connecting with students and also provide virtual teachers and tutors who can develop their own connections with learners.     I want to extend a huge thank you to everyone who shared their practical insights and ideas this week.

The end of the first semester is approaching, and it's the perfect time to reflect on how your remaining budget can have the most impact. Whether it's intervention programs, teacher PD, tech upgrades, or prepping for next semester, every decision counts.📚 💬 Cast your vote below and let us know how you're prioritizing your spend-down strategy to drive student success!

While credit recovery programs are critical to keeping students on track for graduation, the ultimate goal should be to shrink these programs over time. So how can schools proactively address credit recovery needs before students fall behind? Here’s where to start: ✅ Identify why students are failing early ✅ Provide targeted supports during regular instruction ✅ Implement benchmarks to catch learning gaps in core subjects By focusing on early intervention and root cause analysis, schools can ensure fewer students need credit recovery in the first place—and set them up for long-term success. Check out our Credit Recovery Workbook for actionable strategies: https://lnkd.in/gxMnq4Ge How is your school tackling credit recovery before it’s needed? Let us know in the comments 👇

District leaders in WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, South Carolina, partnered with Edmentum to address staffing shortages, support personalized learning and credit recovery, and significantly boost graduation rates. ➡️ Key Result: Impressive academic growth, including over 48% improvement on Algebra 1 EOCs and 20% on Biology 1 EOCs! Explore their story in the video:

📊 In Clover School District, South Carolina, students who successfully completed at least one Edmentum Courseware course demonstrated higher rates of attendance and punctuality, with: ✅ 33% fewer tardies ✅ 23% fewer absences ✅ Higher average grades compared to their peers By helping students gain valuable learning time, Courseware empowers them to stay engaged and succeed. Explore more insights in our 2023–24 Impact Report: https://lnkd.in/grK8g-CM

We're thrilled to announce that we've been named to the 2025 GSV 150, the annual list of the most transformational growth companies in digital learning and workforce skills! Edmentum currently serves more than 43,000 schools, 420,000 educators, and 5.2 million students in all 50 states and 100+ countries worldwide. This recognition affirms our work and demonstrates that we're positioned to continue our support of students and educators. “This honor indicates we’re on the right track toward our goals of supporting all educators with proven, innovative solutions and accelerating learning for all students" said our CEO, Jamie Candee. "There’s more work to do, however, and we’re more motivated than ever to make sure access to high-quality, relevant, future-focused education is a reality everywhere teachers teach and students learn.” This year's cohort of honorees is a truly global group, collectively reaching 3B+ learners from "PreK-Gray." We look forward to joining everyone at the 2025 ASU+GSV Summit in April!

Considering introducing a new EdTech solution? The second semester offers a strategic window to pilot and evaluate its impact. Here’s why it’s a smart move for school and district leaders: 📊 Optimize for Success: Spring pilots provide critical insights, allowing for informed decisions and seamless implementation by the next school year. 🎯 Targeted Feedback: Focused pilot groups enable meaningful input from educators and students, ensuring the solution aligns with your instructional goals. 📈 Enhanced Professional Development: Piloting during the second semester ensures educators are well-prepared, with training tailored to their needs. 🔍 Actionable Insights: Use real-time data from the pilot to measure efficacy, adjust strategies, and scale with confidence. What strategies have worked for your school or district when piloting new solutions? Share your thoughts below!

🎓 Dr. Nicole Moody, Assistant Superintendent at Springfield Public Schools, highlights how Edmentum helps educators individualize learning using NWEA® MAP® data within to drive student success. 🗣️ “Education is a critical lifesaver for many of our children, and Edmentum is a part of that story.” – Dr. Nicole Moody 🎥 Watch the full story: