Prepared for East Feliciana Parish School Board · 2026/27 partnership proposal
Purple Ruler×East Feliciana Parish Schools

We moved the math. Let's do it again — and go further — in 2026/27.

A year of live tutoring that lifted quiz scores across Slaughter, Jackson and Clinton. Here's the evidence, and our proposal to keep building together.
Louisiana · Category D — Academic Tutoring Grades 3–5 · Math (HDT) → Math & ELA (OBC) iReady & state-standards aligned
Delivering live since 2016 100,000+ students · 33 countries Member of Stanford's NSSA Ofsted: meets all the standards (URN 152279) Live Louisiana partner: Algiers Charter
The proposal in one minute

For Dr Loveall & Dr Roddy

Over 2025/26 we delivered your Math High-Dosage Tutoring and then the Outcomes-Based Course (OBC) — which added ELA at Clinton — to your Grade 3–5 cohorts, aligned to iReady and Louisiana standards. The data shows it worked. We'd like to continue in 2026/27, sharper and earlier.

  • 1,630 live lessons delivered across the three schools
  • Quiz scores up +18.1% (Slaughter), +11.7% (Jackson), +19.0% (Clinton) in Math
  • A consistent teacher per group, grouped by gap, quality-assured live against our Category D rubric
  • Start in August and we'll take 10% off every lesson delivered in August (see offer below)
Why this worked

A year of evidence — the learning moved

This wasn't a login and a worksheet. Live, teacher-led instruction was mapped to each school's iReady focus skills, and start/end quizzes show measurable mastery building within sessions — averaged only across records with non-zero quiz scores, over the full dataset.

+18.1%
Slaughter · Math
2,150 quiz records · 618 improved
+11.7%
Jackson · Math
1,774 quiz records · 374 improved
+19.0%
Clinton · Math
527 records · 177 improved · ELA +8.3%

Delivery behind the gains

SchoolContactMath HDTOBCLessons delivered
Slaughter ElementaryJennifer Thornton546266812
Jackson ElementaryMegan Phillips297202499
Clinton ElementaryCasey Edwards154165319
Even where access was hardest, the teaching landed. Clinton's early-slot OBC was disrupted by March login issues, yet its attending learners still gained +19.0% on quizzes — the clearest sign that, with the schedule optimised next year, the impact widens.
Why we'd like to keep going together

You found the gap. We can keep closing it.

Your team identified exactly where Grade 3–5 learners needed support and shared the iReady focus skills; we built and delivered the targeted instruction around your testing window, and reported lesson-by-lesson for principal oversight. It's a partnership that already produced measurable gains — and there's clear room to do more, in more subjects, for more of your learners.

What was taught · Slaughter & Jackson (Math)

  • Polygons & interior angles; acute vs obtuse
  • Quadrilateral family tree, sorting & word problems
  • Unknown angles via equations; straight-line facts
  • Fractions — parts of a whole & real-world story problems

What was taught · Clinton (Math + ELA)

  • Descriptive language; literal vs figurative meaning
  • Author's purpose; fact vs opinion
  • Main idea / central message with text evidence
  • Math: fractions & geometry on the same sequence
How we hold quality

One teacher, the right group — scored live

East Feliciana sits in Category D — Academic Tutoring: live group instruction reverse-planned from the standards. A consistent teacher for the whole cycle, groups of ≤6 grouped by gap (not by class) and reassessed as gaps close, with every lesson observed and scored — not self-reported.

The loop that keeps it individualised

1 · Check mastery
every lesson, via start/end quizzes
2 · Reassess
~every 7 lessons against live data
3 · Regroup
by gap, as understanding shifts
4 · Feed back
to the class teacher within the week

The actual Category D rubric (6 metrics · scored 1–3 · max 18)

MetricWhat we are scored on
AdaptabilityEvery minute with precision; pacing reverse-planned from the testing window
UnderstandingDiagnose the misconception; assessment-for-learning & retrieval
PresentationStandards-accurate, explicit modelling, mark-scheme literacy
ProfessionalismVetted, KCSIE-trained, reliable subject teachers
EngagementPractise > listen — cold-call, mini-whiteboards, timed tasks
Content & CurriculumReverse-planned from the target; QLA/diagnostic data; examiner thinking
Commercials · an offer to start early

Simple, by the group — and better if we start in August

Continuation runs at your established rate, priced by the group rather than per pupil, on a single framework across all three schools with the per-school schedules attached. Scope and schedule set with you.

10% off
Start as early as August and we'll discount every lesson delivered in August by 10%. Locking in early lets us ring-fence the same teaching team, align schemes of work before the year begins, and give your learners a running start into the testing cycle.
Independent assurance
Ofsted (Oct 2025): meets all the minimum standards across all 8 areas · DfE URN 152279 · SEND a named strength · delivering live since 2016.
Next step

Let's confirm August and lock the cohorts

We'd love to keep building on what's working — continue Slaughter & Jackson Math, optimise Clinton's schedule, and extend ELA where it helps. The sooner we confirm, the better we can resource your teachers for day one.

Let's not lose the August window

A quick call to confirm subjects, cohorts and the August start — whatever suits you.

Pick a time that suits you