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Focusing on Black Student Achievement
is essential for promoting equity and inclusivity in education. Addressing the unique challenges and barriers Black students face creates a more supportive and nurturing learning environment for all students. Moreover, achieving success for just over 2000 Black students in Region East can serve as a model to implement effective strategies that benefit the more significant 98% population, leading to improved outcomes and fostering a stronger sense of community within Region East and LAUSD. Prioritizing the needs of marginalized groups is crucial for building a more just and equitable educational system that benefits everyone.
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Executive Summary
(Spring 2024)Fall 2024 Black Student Survey Window
(October 15–November 15, 2024)
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What is Ed?
An easy-to-understand learning platform designed by Los Angeles Unified to increase student achievement. It offers personalized guidance and resources to students and families 24/7 in over 100 languages.
What does it do?
Ed uses artificial intelligence to report key academic metrics like grades, test scores, and attendance. Based on this information, individualized plans for each student are created. Ed will continue to grow as it gains knowledge.
Why is it used?
To enhance student learning outcomes, increase engagement, and streamline communication among students and families.
How does it work?
Through a comprehensive, simple sign-on platform, students and families can find information about academic progress and access resources and activities tailored to each student's needs.
Who benefits from it?
Who benefits from it? Ed benefits students and families. Students receive customized learning experiences, and families gain deeper insights into their children's progress.
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BSAP Theory of Action
