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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Daphne Almodovar, Vistra Communications
Phone: (813) 321-3312
E-mail: [email protected]

West Palm Beach, FL. – Nov.15, 2021 – During American Education Week, Learning Sciences International (LSI), the top national provider of K-12 turnaround systems, cements its place as the best external operator in the nation. With a solid track record to back it up, LSI proudly touts the fact that every one of our partner schools went up at least one letter grade in their journey to avoid closure or shifting away from a traditional model to becoming a charter school.

“We’re celebrating our 100% track record during the pandemic. I’m so proud of our team and our district partners for achieving the unachievable,” said LSI CEO Michael D. Toth. “Lakewood Elementary School in Florida is a testament to our breaking the cycle of underachievement and our staff truly partnering with the district and community to create a sustainable path forward, all during a pandemic.”

LSI’s School Turnaround Model involves two comprehensive phases that establish supportive conditions for learning and transform core instruction. This fosters a rigorous learning environment for students and creates a strong culture of team-based, mutual support to prepare students for success, no matter their circumstances.

School change agents, speak directly with our LSI experts, contact Michelle Fitzgerald, Director, School Turnaround at [email protected], or (813) 738-1382.

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