Our research agenda details the areas where researchers and policymakers alike would benefit from more studies.
Accelerate’s Research Agenda (2025)
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Our research agenda details the areas where researchers and policymakers alike would benefit from more studies.
Includes: cost analysis and findings from Deans for Impact, Guilford County Schools, ROOTS, and Reading Futures
Includes: findings from Air Reading, KIPP Indy, and OKO Labs
Includes: Accelerate’s report on tutoring evidence, efficiency, and cost effectiveness
Based on our review of the existing landscape of evidence on tutoring program impact, we created a research agenda that will inform our work.
“There’s so much variation in these programs — how they work, what they offer — and it’s really important that policymakers move away from thinking about tutoring as a generic commodity. “
Through our partnerships with practitioners, tutoring providers, and researchers, Accelerate has a unique perspective on the ways in which tutoring is being implemented at the local district level and in school settings.
To secure this funding extension, states must obligate their ESSER funds by September 30, 2024 and have until December 31, 2024 to submit a federal liquidation extension request that could enable them to spend those funds into Spring 2026.
In spring 2022, Accelerate launched its Call to Effective Action (CEA) grant program and awarded more than $10 million to 31 partners to develop, scale, and evaluate sustainable, cost-effective tutoring models that could boost academic achievement for students.
“Beyond Recovery: Funding High-Impact Tutoring for the Long Term” explores the many federal funding opportunities available to help school districts sustain their in-school tutoring programs even after ESSER funding expires.
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