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Your gift will support meeting our country’s most urgent educational needs, particularly as schools seek to address learning loss resulting from Covid-19.

Your gift is changing the future of school

Research & development

The design of personalized learning models requires a team of talented academics, technologists, and experts in school operations, all iterating to improve student outcomes and enable scalability. Partners of our R&D work see their investment as a critical way to impact thousands of students today and far more in the future.

School partnerships

New Classrooms works with school administrators and teachers to accelerate student learning. Many of our philanthropic partners support Teach to One in schools and districts they are personally connected to. These investments help offset costs for the school, particularly in the early years when enhanced onboarding support services are required.

Advocacy & growth

Our work is focused not only on the schools we serve, but also on the broader movement around personalized learning. We continually share our learnings with federal, state, and local education leaders in an effort to promote the benefits of this new approach to learning.

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New Classrooms is recognized as a tax-exempt nonprofit organization under 501(c)(3). Our EIN is 45-2736163.

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“By focusing much-needed R&D into how we educate our children, New Classrooms is showing that it is possible to innovate and improve one of our nation’s most essential institutions.”

Mike Bezos
Emeritus, Founding Board Member

Explore our impact

Research completed by ACS Ventures, a third-party research organization, found that Teach to One Roadmaps provides each student with a valid, personalized path to proficiency that includes both grade-level skills and foundational skills that were not learned in prior years. The research study includes five grade levels (5th-9th) across three states. Every student in the study who mastered all of their assigned skills scored proficient on their state assessment. Read the full study.

In our annual reports (linked below), you can learn more about how we have evolved year over year and the impact our work has had on the trajectories of students across the country.