New Mexico Tutoring Corps Selects Pearl as its Sole Tutor Management System

Original source: EIN Presswire

Richmond, VA (September 26, 2024) – Pearl, the nation’s leading tutoring platform that powers evidence-based tutoring, announced today that New Mexico Tutoring Corps (NMTC) selected its all-in-one secure platform to be the state’s sole tutor management system. After a nationwide review process NMTC determined Pearl to be the best provider of an all-in-one secure platform. The tutor management system streamlines operations across multiple locations, tracks student progress, offers consistent and secure hybrid tutoring support to students in remote areas, and collects data including frequency of tutoring sessions, assessment and growth, training, tutor/student engagement, and feedback on individual tutoring sessions.

NMTC, a state and district-run tutoring program, faced the challenge of finding a suitable tutor management platform to support their initiatives. After an extensive search, they discovered Pearl, which offered the necessary features and flexibility to meet their specific program needs.

“As the tutor management system behind the nation’s most successful tutoring programs, we are honored to welcome NMTC to the Pearl family,” said John Failla, Founder and CEO of Pearl. “We are proud to support the individuals committed to running the 1,500 tutor program across more than 135 districts with Pearl and look forward to creating equitable access to relationship-based learning.”

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Based in Richmond, VA, Pearl is the leading tutor management platform and ecosystem that powers evidence-based tutoring to streamline operations, report actionable data, and improve outcomes for districts, state agencies and independent organizations. The platform fully integrates classroom and administrative tools, allowing  partners to start, scale, and sustain data-driven and secure tutoring to support measurable outcomes for all communities. The Pearl ecosystem provides access to the nation’s largest and most respected industry partners including the National Student Support Accelerator at Stanford University, Centers for Research and Reform at Johns Hopkins University, and Deans for Impact.