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Promotion Policies in 2021: Ensuring Students Are Ready, Not Retained

In this session, moderator, Kelly Butler, Chief Executive Officer of Barksdale Reading Institute, provided us with some historical context of the debate around retention and promotion in the U.S. education system and in particular the negative impact on children of color. She offered some examples of alternatives to retention that address supports for children who are not meeting […]

Community Investments in Parent-Child Relationships Drive School Readiness

“By focusing on the safe, stable, and nurturing relationships (SSNRs) that buffer adversity and build resilience, pediatric care is on the cusp of a paradigm shift that could reprioritize clinical activities, rewrite research agendas, and realign our collective advocacy.”  Dr. David Willis, a pediatrician and senior fellow at the Center for the Study of Social Policy, […]

Accelerating Reading Through High-Dosage Tutoring in Mississippi Communities

In this session, moderator Ashley Parker Sheils, Ph.D., Program Director at MiSsion Acceleration, talked about how and why MiSsion Acceleration started, described their funding proposal, discussed their definition of what high-dosage tutoring is and outlined how they have made decisions about program structure, content and staffing. Next, Kari Lynn Somers, Director of Community Impact at United Way of Southeast Mississippi, focused […]

Advancing Digital Equity for Powerful Learning

In the January 11, 2022 GLR Learning Tuesdays webinar,  Jean Claude Brizard, CEO of Digital Promise, served as moderator and shared some data that demonstrated the impact the COVID-19 pandemic on learning loss. The pandemic exposed the reality of the digital inequities in communities -- inequities that had already been in place but were exacerbated […]

Accelerating Literacy Through Same Language Subtitling

The topic of this February 8, 2022 webinar recognizes that we are at a critical juncture: we need to leverage every possible strategy to advance learning for children recovering from the enormous learning disruption that was caused by the pandemic. And to do so, we need to examine innovations from all over the world. Brij […]

Innovations in In-School Tutoring: Updates From Research and On-the-Ground Efforts

“Kids must become code breakers in order to ultimately become meaning makers. In other words, reading is the operating system of education, and if our kids can’t read, they can’t learn.”  Jessica Reid Sliwerski made the above statement as she explained why she founded Ignite! Reading and described how this online tutoring program is enabling high-quality tutoring […]

How Education Decision-Makers are Maximizing Summer to Accelerate Learning Recovery

https://youtu.be/js9h8twmkoM “We're encouraging states to start thinking about relegating this work of summer learning into the structure of the State Education Agency (SEA) because, rather than having this be something that we work on for the short term, we want it to become a natural conversation among SEA members building state strategic plans as they […]

One State’s Big Bet on Community Schools: A Follow-on Conversation

The things that we do to address the physical, emotional and social needs of our children, ultimately, will support their achievement. California’s Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond made the above statement at the start of his discussion with CGLR Executive Fellow John Gomperts during the March 15, 2022 GLR Learning Tuesdays webinar, capturing the essence of why […]