Project On-Track

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Project On-Track welcomes Cannon County Schools as a district partner.

Project On-Track team is training Hancock County special education assistants with mCLASS Intervention as the district is supporting very small tutoring groups in literacy using a “push in” model.

@GovLiteracyTN visited Love Chapel Elementary and Ketron Elementary to observe and talk with tutors and students about the Kibeam Learning Wand.

Thank you Johnson County Schools for joining us as we pilot student use of 500 Kibeam Learning wands at eight Project On-Track summer program sites.

Project On-Track is excited to partner with @GovLiteracyTN and @JimMarggraff by piloting 500 Kibeam Wands in 36 high-impact literacy tutoring groups this summer. Hawkins County summer tutors have been trained and are ready to share with their students next week.

@project_ontrack Mountain View Elementary tutoring students received their Project On-Track book bags just in time for summer reading.

Oneida Schools' students are beaming with their new math game. Thank you for your participation this year.

What does Project On-Track staff do when 3400 student bags must be assembled with books and math games? They welcome 18 Niswonger Foundation colleagues to assist! NF is truly a team.

📚Second and third grade students at Grandview Elementary School explore parts of a word and interrogative sentences during after school programming. Groups loved reading about how dogs 🐕 communicate. Tutor Patty Broyles is thrilled to witness student growth firsthand.🌱

Rogersville City School educator David Sandidge and his students commit to four afternoons each week to work on fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary.

Witt Elementary tutor Tabitha Capron enjoys the energy and enthusiasm her students bring to the after school program.

Students in Trista Godbey's class at West View Middle enjoyed debating the pros and cons of using cell phones at a concert. Rich discussion created by great open-ended questions.

Lincoln Heights Middle ESL teacher and tutor Whitney Hodge has students create posters depicting the central theme of the texts they read in their Scholastic magazines.

Thank you @DaytimeTri for allowing Dr. Kyle Loudermilk, principal of John Sevier Middle and Dr. Debra Bentley, Project Director to showcase the great work taking place with students in Project On-Track.

Witt Elementary tutor Holly Collins and Hillcrest Elementary tutor Jenny Piatt have built meaningful relationships with students in their afterschool groups. This accomplishment has raised the level of student engagement.

Happy Valley Middle School students dive into transformations on the coordinate plane. 🔺🔹One student shared how Project On-Track tutoring with Ms. Lunsford is helping him grasp core math concepts. 💫

John Hay Elementary educator and tutor Kristi Breeden reports that her years as a special education teacher allows her to customize and focus on individual needs of students in after school tutoring groups.

When using short texts like a story regarding baseball legend Jackie Robinson, Hillcrest Elementary media specialist and tutor Mary Seal likes to pull library books about the individuals or topics so that students can broaden their knowledge and understanding.