Bay Area Tutoring Association to Host Silicon Valley High Dosage Tutoring Summit
Summary
BATA is scheduled to host the Silicon Valley High Dosage Tutoring Summit on Friday October 11, 2024, at the Santa Clara County Office of Education. Attendees will benefit from the experience of a distinguished panel of experts including: Milagro Chavez Cisneros: Director of Programs & Planning at Accelerate Susanna Loeb: Founder of Stanfords National Student Support Accelerator Manny Barbara: Board Vice President, East Side Education Foundation Sadie Jefferson: Executive Director, University of Chicago Education Lab Dr. Lisa Andrew: President & CEO, Silicon Valley Education Foundation Juan Mateos: Vice President of Schools, Rocketship Public Schools, CA Sofia Lozano Palares: Director of Organizing Bay Area for Innovate Public Schools Nabil Shahin: Director of Integrated Data, Research and Evaluation, Santa Clara County Office of Education Matteo Magnaricotte: Research Director, University of Chicago Education Lab Steve Neese: Executive Director, Santa Clara Schools Foundation Dawn Coppin: Executive Director, San Jose Library Foundation (Tutoring Matters & SJ Learns) Brittany Miller: Managing Director, Outcomes Based Contracting at Southern Education Foundation Dr. Ellen Middaugh: Interim Associate Dean at San Jose State University John Failla: Founder & CEO of Pearl The summit agenda delves into crucial topics such as: Strategies for securing funding for high dosage tutoring programs through foundations and partnerships Effective state-wide parent advocacy efforts for tutoring initiatives Case studies showcasing high dosage tutoring ecosystems across the nation The latest insights on outcomes-based contracting, ensuring service providers deliver quantifiable results Opportunities to connect with leading figures in high dosage tutoring nationwide Strategies for building a future educator pipeline through high dosage tutoring programs The Silicon Valley High Dosage Tutoring Summit presents a compelling opportunity for superintendents, assistant superintendents, principals, elected officials, school leaders, charter school networks, and funders to gain a deeper understanding of the transformative potential of this approach. Attendees will leave equipped with the knowledge, resources, and connections needed to implement successful high dosage tutoring programs and contribute to a more equitable and high-achieving educational landscape. Dr. Lisa Andrew, Silicon Valley Education Foundation: "Partnerships like BATAs are crucial for expanding the reach and effectiveness of initiatives that ultimately support more students." Through innovative programs, services, and partnerships, SCCOE aims to ensure equitable access to high-quality education for all students in Santa Clara County.