Case Study
How the Archdiocese of New York raised state test scores four years in a row
10.16.19
Description
The Archdiocese of New York was struggling with their ability to predict and improve state test scores until they brought in NWEA’s MAP Growth tool and professional learning support. After improving the quality of their data with MAP Growth, NWEA helped schools align leadership on how to use the new data to support students. Read this case study to learn more about the results they achieved.
View case studyTopics: Insights & reports
Products: MAP Growth, Professional Learning
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