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Dallas ISD’s thoughtful, thorough, and data-informed implementation of CLASS® creates benefits that reverberate from pre-K through early elementary and beyond.

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Louisiana’s groundbreaking use of CLASS as the sole indicator of program quality for early childhood settings across the state has built a culture of focused improvement for teachers, administrators, and parents.

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Find out how 3 Head Start programs from across the country have used CLASS successfully in their organizations.

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How Ventura is using myTeachstone to help center-based and family child care teachers improve their teaching and support learning

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How Santa Clara supports quality in family child care settings with myTeachstone.

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Learn how Boulder implemented CLASS and how they use it as a professional development tool

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How one state implemented CLASS tools in pre-K classrooms

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How Mini University uses myTeachstone to improve teacher-student interactions

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See how they improved their teacher-child interactions.

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With a strong belief in the power and impact of public-private partnerships, South Carolina’s Quality Counts program demonstrates how “slow and steady” can win the race toward improved teaching and learning.

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“CLASS is one of my favorites tools; it really is. It does a great job of capturing the complexity of classrooms; it gets at whether the practices you’re seeing are regular practices. It has led to a huge shift in Arizona.” —Katie Romero, Program Manager, Quality First Assessment Program

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"The other day, one of my coaches said, ‘Oh my, Tara! I walked into the classroom and I saw an interaction, and I just wanted to sit down and have a great conversation with this teacher. Before CLASS I would have never considered that a part of my coaching role.” —Tara Skiles, Training Specialist, Office of School Readiness