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In New York City, as in many education systems, Algebra 1 is a gatekeeper course: Success in Algebra 1 helps students place out of remedial co-requisite courses if they enroll in the City University system, which includes almost half of students who attend high school in New York City. In spite of its importance, college readiness rates in math hover around 50% in New York City schools, effectively blocking students from higher-level math courses and college math. Recognizing this pattern, New Visions for Public Schools is in the third year of supporting a network of 18 New York City public schools to address uneven student success in Algebra 1. One of the ways New Visions is helping schools achieve greater equity in algebra is by

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Kiran Purohit

Kiran Purohit ([email protected]) is vice president of curriculum and instruction at New Visions for Public Schools.

Jennifer Kim

Jennifer Kim ([email protected]) is lead instructional continuous improvement coach at New Visions for Public Schools.

Liz ramirez

Liz Ramirez ([email protected]) is vice president of professional learning products and services at Illustrative Mathematics.

Jennifer Wilson

Jennifer Wilson ([email protected]) is director, 6-12 professional learning design at Illustrative Mathematics.

Max Ray-Riek

Max Ray-Riek ([email protected]) is senior director, K-12 professional learning catalog at Illustrative Mathematics.


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