Families
A test score tells you little about whether your child is known, challenged, and ready for life. Decisions about your school get made without asking you, and the results you're given are hard to read. Trust has eroded on both sides.
The current system based on compulsion has outlived its usefulness.
We are laying the foundation for a new system that is grounded in mutual assent.
A test score tells you little about whether your child is known, challenged, and ready for life. Decisions about your school get made without asking you, and the results you're given are hard to read. Trust has eroded on both sides.
Tests measure a narrow slice of what you can do, so learning narrows to what's tested. You rarely get a say in how your learning is shown, and the pressure leaves many students disengaged.
You're held accountable through compliance, surveillance, and scores, so time goes to managing metrics instead of teaching. The curriculum narrows, morale drops, and good teachers burn out and leave.
Traditional school accountability tells communities how students perform on standardized tests, but reveals little about the quality of learning experiences, opportunities, and conditions within their schools.
Thirty years of top-down, test-based mandates bought compliance but not widespread improvement. Scores are a thin basis for courts, funding, and public trust, and communities are asking for evidence they can believe.
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