SEN-supported schools are achieving strong student outcomes, particularly in math. Notably, 63% of SEN-supported schools have a higher percentage of students demonstrating grade-level proficiency in math compared to similar, non-SEN-supported Title 1 schools.

All fellowship schools undergo a comprehensive Fall and Spring School Quality Review, assessing school pedagogy, culture, and programming. After two years in the fellowship and four rounds of these reviews, 100% of schools showed measurable improvement.

Our SEN coaches, former leaders of high-performing schools, use their expertise to support new school leaders. In end-of-year surveys, 100% of Fellows in the New School Design Fellowship found the coaching effective, with 16 out of 18 rating it as highly effective for student outcomes.

SEN supported schools consistently show strong student outcomes, particularly in reading and math. On average, 60% of students in these schools demonstrate on-grade-level proficiency in both subjects, outperforming the state averages of 53% in reading and 42% in math

We launched 16 additional new schools in the Fall of 2022, all of which completed a Fall and Spring School Quality Review, a comprehensive review of school pedagogy, culture and programming.  100% of these schools demonstrated growth from their Fall to Spring review, meaning they improved in at least one category.

100% of our coaches are former school leaders of high-performing schools, and their experience shines in their work supporting new schools.  100% of our Fellows in the New School Design Fellowship in end-of-year satisfaction surveys rate the coaching they receive as either effective or highly effective, with 87% rating it highly effective.