Solutions: Evidence-Based Findings

Customized analysis and evaluation techniques from the Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy.

Helping families, educators, and communities work together to improve schools, strengthen families, and enhance student learning and development.

Helping families, educators, and communities work together to improve schools, strengthen families, and enhance student learning and development.

A community research project that aims to empower students, families, and community members in Baltimore.

A report detailing how district leaders across the country are working to fulfill responsibilities for more effective and equitable partnership programs.

The nation’s largest research study on school safety and security technology conducted by the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.

A summary report of activities in partnership schools in 14 states, including efforts to implement research-based approaches affecting the quality of school safety.

Journal article from Assistant Professor Christine Eith and doctoral student Kenneth Trump describing a holistic approach to school safety.

A partnership among Johns Hopkins University, the Baltimore City Health Department, and Baltimore City Public Schools that provides vision care to the city’s students.

A free, web-based resource that provides access to information on programs that meet the evidence standards defined in the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA).

A free website created by the Center for Research and Reform in Education that provides reviews of various types of K-12 education programs.

An initiative that provides in-depth resources to educators about tutoring programs proven to substantially increase achievement.

A biweekly e-newsletter produced by the Center for Research and Reform in Education and distributed to more than 15,000 subscribers.