Tutoring & Expanded Learning Time Archives

2024 Executives’ Meeting

The Executives’ Meeting is the only in-person meeting all year that is just for PIE Network executive directors and CEOs. It is a time to connect, reflect, and strategize with your peers from across the country for the work ahead. Registration will open this fall. This event will take place at the Archer Hotel in […]

2023 PIE Network Summit

PIE Network Summit is an invitation-only experience for Network members, friends, and invited guests. At this working meeting, you’ll join more than 350 leaders, including a high-profile roster of state, local, and national education policy and advocacy leaders. It is a space to refresh and sharpen strategies, share lessons learned and future plans, test ideas, make […]

Needs Assessment of Out-of-School Time Programs in the District of Columbia

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Building Toward Effective High-Dosage Tutoring Programs: Lessons Learned From 3 Successful Districts

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Survey Says: September 2022

Posted on September 22, 2022 (October 6, 2022) by Anna McDaniel-Wyatt

PIE Network brings you the latest surveys and public opinion polls that capture the perspectives of students, parents, teachers, principals, and system leaders. EdChoice’s 2022 Schooling in America explores 10 years of public opinions polling on K-12 Education: The share of the public who think K-12 education is heading in the wrong direction rose by […]

Survey Says: August 2022

Posted on August 11, 2022 (August 18, 2022) by Anna McDaniel-Wyatt

PIE Network brings you the latest surveys and public opinion polls that capture the perspectives of students, parents, teachers, principals, and system leaders. Education Next released the results of their 16th annual survey: 52% of Americans give their local public schools an A or a B grade, and 22% give all schools nationwide a similarly […]

Survey Says: May 2022

Posted on May 5, 2022 (June 2, 2022) by Anna McDaniel-Wyatt

PIE Network brings you the latest surveys and public opinion polls that capture the perspectives of students, parents, teachers, principals, and system leaders. Axios compiled data on declining enrollment trends: Districts with the most remote learning lost 4% of their students. New York saw the most significant decline of any state, with a nearly 6% […]