We're proud to walk alongside our school partners, from laying the groundwork to establishing a legacy of student success.
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The proof is in the numbers. See how districts are improving their MTSS practice and student outcomes with our MTSS platform.
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You will learn about our reach, our impact, the positive students' outcomes that we have been part of despite the pandemic years, and much more.
Measurable Time Savings
Allow educators to focus their time on what matters most.
Improved Student Outcomes
Increase student achievement with effective interventions and standardized processes.
Higher Teacher Satisfaction
Teachers with Branching Minds are less stressed and feel confident in their roles.
Large Cost Savings
A 12,000-student district can achieve 426% Return on Investment in 3 years and break even in 3.4 months.
Pennie Graeber At-Risk and RTI Coordinator, Waco ISD, TX
Jenn Bognar Director of Exceptional Learning, Duneland School, IN
Krissy Martin MTSS Coordinator, Roanoke Rapids Graded School District, NC
Jenn Maichin Mineola High School Assistant Principal, NY
Branching Minds combines learning science with teacher-friendly technology to boost student achievement. Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison found it meets ESSA Level II standards, improving reading and math outcomes.
Based on the What Works Clearinghouse's improvement index, grades 3-5 students with active intervention plans showed notable gains, with MAP Growth scores rising by 4 percentile points in math and over 5 in reading.
In just two years, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools saw:
A dramatic increase in the number of students who met or exceeded growth expectations on NWEA MAP Growth, including a 55% increase in reading and 118% increase in math between Fall 2021 and Spring 2023.
A dramatic increase in the number of students who are demonstrating a strength or high strength in social-emotional competencies, including a 54% increase in both emotional regulation and self-management and a 50% increase in social awareness.