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A small but growing number of school systems have begun using outcomes-based contracts, or agreements that directly tie vendors’ pay to achieving specific performance metrics. So far, those contracts have focused on tutoring, but there is interest among some school districts in expanding them to other areas of the budget. In this webinar, we talk with school district officials about these agreements, how effective they’ve been so far, and what’s next. Our audience will come away with the following:
- An inside look at the metrics that the contracts are establishing for vendors – and for school districts, for quality implementation – and the incentives tied meeting them.
- Perspective from school district officials that are using the contracts on why they structured the deals the way they did, and their expectations for using them going forward.
- A look at national survey results on how open districts are to using outcomes-based agreements with companies.
Join us for great insights and conversation.
Speakers:
David Saleh Rauf
Contributing Writer, EdWeek Market Brief
Michelle Caffrey
Staff Writer, EdWeek Market Brief
Guests:
Rosa Garcia
Executive Director, Purchasing and Contracting, Colorado Springs School District 11
Tamara Acevedo
Chief Academic Officer, Colorado Springs School District 11
LaToya B. Blackshear
Director of Planning and Evaluation, Jackson Public School District
Brittany Miller
Director, Outcomes Based Contracting, Southern Education Foundation
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