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The Surge in K-12 Tutoring: What Do Districts Want From Education Companies?

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School districts across the country–backed by a massive influx of federal emergency aid–are heavily investing in tutoring and intervention, in an effort to help students recover from academic setbacks they experienced during the pandemic.

In this webinar, we’ll look at what tutoring strategies districts are choosing, and what challenges they face. Attendees will come away with the following:

  • New EdWeek Market Brief survey data collected from K-12 officials across the country on the types of approaches in tutoring and features they want from intervention programs
  • A discussion with a district official and tutoring organization on what the tutoring landscape looks like, and how K-12 needs have taken shape during the pandemic
  • Insights from EdWeek Market Brief’s reporting on how tutoring companies and districts are choosing strategies and finding tutors capable of helping students

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Speakers:

Darrin Brozene

Principal, Baltimore Design School

Shannon Trejo

Chief Academic Officer, Dallas Independent School District

Ryan Patenaude
Ryan Patenaude

Senior Vice President and Co-Founder, FEV Tutor

Moderators:

Sean Cavanagh
Sean Cavanagh

Managing Editor, EdWeek Market Brief

David Saleh Rauf
David Saleh Rauf

Contributing Editor, EdWeek Market Brief

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School districts across the country–backed by a massive influx of federal emergency aid–are heavily investing in tutoring and intervention, in an effort to help students recover from academic setbacks they experienced during the pandemic.

FREE for Market Brief Enterprise Members (Enter Your MB Coupon Code at Checkout). Get your promo code here.

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1 Hour

Speakers

Darrin Brozene, David Saleh Rauf, Ryan Patenaude, Shannon Trejo, Sean Cavanagh

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