113 Panorama Education Testimonials

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  • "When students first took the Panorama surveys, we saw at our high schools that students' sense of belonging was low. We set goals around that and identified the steps we could take to make a difference."

  • “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 meet the criteria. I think a lot of times, in education, we identify this group of kids that we're going to watch and whether that group should change or not sometimes doesn't get reevaluated. Folks are so used to seeing data in black and white, I almost want to say it's easy to get bored by the data. But there's something about the colors, and not just the colors, but the research-based aspects that are behind that, that help us remain focused on those students who we need to receive early warnings about.”

  • “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.”

  • “Panorama’s tools for MTSS are powerful and easy to use in our daily work supporting students.”

  • "We recognized that our students were coming to school with a lot of baggage that we didn’t know how to work around. If we wanted to turn our district around, we needed to address the entire picture of the student from academics, to behavior, to attendance, to social-emotional learning."

  • "Panorama has allowed us to make a quantum leap in our approach to student support. We can ask, 'How is this student responding to our instruction?' in data meetings and instructional planning. We're becoming more responsive to the needs of our student body."

  • “We needed to strengthen our Tier 1 literacy instruction to ensure fewer students needed interventions. At the same time, we had to push toward more targeted, data-driven reading interventions for students who needed RSPs.”

  • “Most buildings were tracking student literacy progress in different ways. So data existed in many places, and there was no way to easily transfer it between buildings. With this new legislation, students could be on RSPs throughout multiple grades—so we had to have a way to track and share student progress as they move from building to building.”

  • “With Student Success, we look at data through a different lens. We’ve always been data driven, but our approach was very broad; now, it is more streamlined and efficient. RSPs help look more closely at student progress; we have a better understanding of challenging areas and how to address those.”

  • "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.”

  • "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."

  • "With Panorama, we’re no longer guessing. We’re asking the right questions to understand how to best help students."

  • "Since implementing Panorama, we have 50% fewer F’s and 61% fewer tips in reporting suicide ideation at the school. This is what I love about Panorama: We can focus on both social health and on academics."

  • "It’s exciting that we can be more strategic, targeted, and student driven because we have the information we need at our fingertips with Panorama."

  • "At Stough, they've been learning from more families and how to best build family-school partnerships. The principal saw, in Panorama, that families could be better reached, and is now taking action on that data."