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"Working with Panorama made my job easier. As someone in charge of my district's data, Panorama made it incredibly simple to use our student data to set up student feedback surveys. We kept our surveys live for almost the whole year, and throughout that time, the Panorama team was exceptionally …
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“We had a lot of data, but it was all over the place and we didn’t have a uniform process for building the capacity of our staff to use it. We wanted to create a district-wide protocol so that every school would have a baseline for building a positive climate.”
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“We knew, as a community, we had to start talking about mental health and mental well-being and the strategies to support them—and remove the stigma of asking for help and support.”
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"Our collaboration and partnership with the Panorama team has been exceptional! Their willingness to listen to our specific needs and brainstorm solutions allowed us to personalize training within our district learning management system. The high level of service and attention from the Panorama staff led to a smooth implementation of …
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"I feel like we really got the best of both worlds: we were able to personalize our training with Panorama and put it into a familiar space for our educators and staff members. The training set them up for continued success as we implement our new partnership with Panorama."
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"What is our system telling students about their abilities to manage emotions or form relationships—and how might that show up in how they're rating their social and emotional competencies?"
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"Panorama helps us get out in front of students and groups of students who are falling off track before we have to be in reaction mode. We're also able to understand if our efforts are making a difference at the individual student, school, and district levels."
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“We wanted to build the leading SEL program in Mississippi, and in the country. We have a rough district: high poverty, gangs, low academic performance, low parental engagement—it’s a lot to work through. So if an SEL program could work for us, if it could boost our district’s academic performance …
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"Student Success is a tool that our teachers and interventionists use as a one-stop shop for data on academics, attendance, behavior, and SEL, as well as visibility into our district benchmarks and state assessments. It’s been a great tool for our MTSS implementation."
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"As we prepare students for jobs that don’t yet exist, we need to work with students to improve executive function so they can make better decisions and understand the consequences of those decisions. The starting point is to look at the data and create structures that support teachers and students.”
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"Student success, to me, is when students have options to live their best lives. Our goal, from the time they are pre-K until they matriculate through to 12th grade and graduation, is that when they leave Durham Public Schools, they have not only had the best experience, but they are …
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“So when it comes to MTSS I think that Panorama is definitely the solution. We have the ability to develop, monitor, and share student data over time in one platform. How powerful is that? Our partnership began initially with the SEL survey, and of course the data that comes from …
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“The biggest success story is knowing that teachers are buying into a program that we can see the benefits from. Because at the end of the day, teachers don't want just something else on their plate. They want to know, ‘is this a useful tool to me?’ As long as …
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“We just have so much data that people get lost very quickly. It's hard to hone in on what's important and Panorama helps us do that. The smart groups function really interests me because it's a way to set criteria and constantly have a refreshed data set of students that …
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“It's very valuable for us to have all the data in one place. Because whether we want to support someone around embedding some different strategies for behavior management, whether we want to support them around improving their systems for interventions, or if we want to talk to them a little …