How is the landscape of professional learning in K-12 school districts changing? That’s the question we set out to answer with the 2024 Professional Learning Survey, asking district and instructional leaders across the country about the priorities, strengths, challenges and opportunities of PD programs in their school districts. We’re excited to release this overview of results.

Two best-in-class educator solutions, working together.

What was the inspiration for KickUp? CEO Jeremy Rogoff geeks out about the teacher experience, differentiating professional learning, collective teacher efficacy and much more.

Action Items is a Kickup feature that allows for collaborative tracking of to-do items, communicating next steps, and sharing of resources between a coach and teacher or mentor and mentee. Read how to leverage them for powerful 1-on-1 conversations and actionable support.

Collaborative coaching and teacher mentorship programs creates conditions for success — and successful programs have research-backed elements in common. Let's summarize the best practices and explore how KickUp supports each one.

Recent changes to federal education funding structures like Title II, the CARES Act, and the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund — among others — mean that these dollars are now available to invest in long-term PD solutions for continuous improvement.

The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 is set to provide significant boosts to available K-12 federal funds. Find out what the new funding means for K-12 districts and professional learning teams.

PRESS RELEASE: Southern California district one of several in a nationwide group of districts using an innovative progress monitoring system aligned to the National Standards for Quality Online Teaching.

2019's Learning Forward Annual Conference is almost here! KickUp is thrilled to once again power the conference evaluation and present sessions with our innovative K-12 PD partners from across the country. Check out all the ways to connect with us over four days of building capacity and changing practice.

Founded in 2015 by two teachers who wanted to improve professional learning for all educators, KickUp's software-as-a-service platform helps K-12 school districts and PD providers schedule and manage job-embedded professional learning, assess program impact, and use formative data to drive better decision-making. Today, KickUp’s platform is used by more than 100,000 teachers. The Series A funding will be deployed to accelerate the company’s customer growth and platform expansion.

Our staff came together after Learning Forward's 2018 Annual Conference to sum up five of our biggest takeaways from conversations, sessions, and activity happening in Dallas. What trends resonate with your team?

We're co-hosting 5 sessions during the Learning Forward annual conference with our district partners. Register now to reserve your seat in the sessions between December 3-5th.

Earlier this month, KickUp welcomed two new members to our team: Sasha Kapur and Mar y Sol Esparza. Sasha and Mar y Sol will join our Client Success team, where their work will allow us to build out more capacity for serving new and current clients.

Our reports have undergone some major changes! Our Client Success Team now has the ability to create highly customized reports from your KickUp data. These new tools allow your client success manager to tailor reports to your specific needs: arranging the data visualizations in different configurations, restricting what data shows up where, and adding content and context for what the data means. That means we can help you tell your story to your audience in a way that’s clear and compelling