Achievement Network (ANet): Data-based Instructional Program to Improve Student Achievement

Achievement Network (ANet) is a data-based instructional program that aims to improve student achievement by providing teachers with periodic assessment data and coaching on data use. The program targets schools serving high proportions of students who are eligible for subsidized lunch and students who are not performing at proficient levels on state math and reading assessments. ANet's program has four key components: (1) quarterly interim assessments in math and English language arts (ELA) for Grades 3 through 8 that are aligned to state content standards; (2) data tools including reports on individual students' progress; (3) coaching of school leaders to support their teachers' use of assessment data to improve instruction; and (4) a network of peer schools in their geographic area that shares results and engages in joint professional development. ANet works with schools to align the interim assessment content and administration with the curriculum and curricular scope and sequence. Coaches work closely with school leaders to build their capacity to support