Category: Life at Saga

In June, The COVID Collaborative and Walton Family Foundation launched the #TurnThePageProject, an initiative to explore what the future of education looks like with the doers, thinkers and learners at the heart of it.

Over the last 7 years, together we have shown what is possible with high-dose, in-school tutoring. Moreover, we have shown that for historically underrepresented youth, high-school is not too late.

Saga Education is pleased to announce three new members of its national governing board—Karin Apollon, Kassie Davis and Julia Quinn--bringing the Board’s total size to 10 voting members and four senior advisors.

There are many reasons why some students struggle in math––from not understanding how to use operations properly, to feeling less confident in their mathematical abilities, the challenges vary depending on the student.

In the United States, nearly 11 million children, roughly 1 in 7, are experiencing poverty. And the social and economic obstacles faced outside the classroom have a profound impact on a child’s academic performance and well-being within it.

Today, Monday, March 8th we are taking time to celebrate International Women’s Day by honoring nine influential women in education that have helped pave the way for future generations.