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What Works When School Restructuring Guide Newly Updated
This guide for school and district leaders now includes practical decision-making tools and research-based examples for each of the four School Improvement Grant models.

Turnaround Partner
Ohio joins Illinois, Missouri, and West Virginia as states selecting Learning Point Associates as a partner to transform low-achieving schools. Learn more about our school turnaround and transformation services.

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High-performing and dramatically improving schools are led by strong principals. Our Quality School Leadership Identification process is your link to matching the right leader to your school.

In the News

Jessica JohnsonJessica Johnson, chief program officer for district and school improvement at Learning Point Associates, testified on successful school turnaround before the House Committee on Education and Labor.

Hot Off the Presses

The School Leadership Triangle: From Compliance to Innovation
Paul Kimmelman's new book provides a framework for creating conditions that foster innovative solutions in education.

The School Leadership Triangle makes District Administration's recommended reading list for district administrators.

What's New

Learning Point Associates and the American Institutes for Research Chosen to Evaluate Four Winning i3 Grants
Four highest rated applications are expected to reach more than 500,000 students and 10,000 teachers throughout the next five years.

Learn Strategies to Increase Charter Schools in Areas Without Strong School Options
The National Charter School Center's webinar explored how to map the distribution of quality education.

Connecting Research to Practice
Connecting Research to Practice Our Research to Practice events provide opportunities for practitioners and policymakers to deepen their understanding of evidence-based research.

 

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