Transforming Education
Mass Insight is a national non-profit organization that partners with state education agencies, districts, schools, and communities across the nation to ensure equity and excellence in K-12 education.
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Experience our comprehensive five-day training for teachers that teach and/or teachers that are interested in aligning their classes to the following Advanced Placement® courses: African American Studies, Biology, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Capstone™ (AP Seminar and AP Research), Chemistry, Computer Science A, Computer Science Principles, English Language & Composition, English Literature & Composition, Environmental Science, Physics 1, Physics 2, Physics C, Precalculus, and Statistics.
Customized strategies to meet you where you are.
Diagnostics
Centering stakeholder voices and recognizing the unique context of each of our partners to identify strengths and opportunities for growth.
Planning
Facilitating an inclusive planning process that engages stakeholders, uses data to identify priorities, and develops strategies to improve performance.
Worked in 26 states over our 25 years in business
Served nearly 9,500 schools nationwide since 2022
Reached nearly 5,800,000 students since 2022
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90% of partner survey respondents would recommend us to a colleague
Year after year, our contract with Mass Insight is the single best investment we make as a school district.
According to a recent report from The74, it could take until at least 2030 for schools to recover from the impact that the pandemic has had on chronic absenteeism.
Targeted Intervention: Chronic Absenteeism
Through our new Targeted Intervention: Chronic Absenteesm offering, we aim to support partners to understand what is keeping students out of school, what interventions are working, and what they can do to see immediate improvements.
Latest News
The Boston Globe: Step up for Providence schools, former superintendent asks every Rhode Islander
In this op-ed for Globe Rhode Island, Mass Insight's Susan Lusi writes that education in Providence is in crisis and asks Rhode Islanders to support a special commission’s recommendations to move the city's schools forward. Read the full op-ed from The Boston Globe...
An Interview with Mass Insight AP Students and their Teacher
https://youtu.be/mQTeW8-sX40 We sat down with two Mass Insight AP STEM & English Program students, Ben and Chris-Ander, and their teacher, William Pellegrino, to hear about their educational journeys, their experiences in AP classes and as vocational students, and...
Mass Insight Education & Research names Andrea Wolfe President & CEO
Ms. Wolfe succeeds Dr. Susan Lusi, who will step down in June after leading the national nonprofit for eight years. April 18, 2024 – The Board of Directors of Mass Insight Education & Research has named Andrea Wolfe as the next President & CEO of the...
Mass Insight Launches New Service to Tackle Chronic Absenteeism
The Targeted Intervention: Chronic Absenteeism will take a community-based exploratory approach to understanding the experiences of chronically absent students and efforts to increase student attendance. March 18, 2024 – Mass Insight Education & Research...
Explore powerful tools that support Advanced Placement success.
Mass Insight’s AP Success Tools were developed by experienced AP teachers, leaders, and experts in the field to help you address the needs of historically underserved students including those who identify as Black, Latino, and those experiencing poverty.
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We are a fully virtual organization with over 50 employees located throughout the contiguous US. If you connect with our mission, we’d love for you to apply. We recruit, retain, and develop a diverse and talented staff and encourage applicants of diverse backgrounds to apply.
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Whether you’re an individual donor passionate about making a difference or a corporate or foundational partner advocating for more equitable schools, your support will help address the needs of historically marginalized students and create opportunities for student success.