Prodigy Users Gain 7–10 More Points And 3–5% More Meet or Exceeded Expectations on CAASPP Math achievement remains a key priority as districts look to accelerate learning and strengthen foundational skills. Driving informed, data-based decisions requires evidence of tool efficacy. In this retrospective analysis, California students in grades 3–5 who used Prodigy throughout the 2018–19 […]
Analysis of 89 Texas Districts Shows Higher STAAR Math Performance With Prodigy Math achievement remains a top priority for districts striving to accelerate learning and strengthen performance on the STAAR assessment. Understanding which instructional tools yield measurable growth helps leaders make more confident, evidence-based decisions about what truly drives student success. In this retrospective study […]
Analysis of 24 Florida Districts Using Prodigy on FAST Math Test Show Significant Improvements Math achievement remains a critical focus for districts navigating post-pandemic recovery and striving to accelerate student growth. Understanding which digital tools truly move the needle can help schools make more informed, data-driven decisions. In this retrospective analysis of 24 districts, Florida […]
Analysis of Southern U.S. Students Using Prodigy Shows Significant Gains on State Standardized Math Tests Math achievement remains a priority for districts working to strengthen student outcomes through evidence-based digital learning. This study provides quantitative insights into how Prodigy usage and performance correlate with math success. In this correlational study, grade 4 students in the […]
District officials link the enrollment drop to fewer online students after the voucher rollout and to smaller kindergarten classes. High housing costs are also pushing young families out of the area.
More of the agency's responsibilities are being handed off to other departments, which will take control of workforce programs, college access and child care.
Alaska is shifting ownership of crumbling rural schools to underfunded districts as a condition for repair funding. District leaders say this leaves them with major financial and safety liabilities they can't afford.
