The Center for Educational Improvement is dedicated to improving educational experiences for students by improving the quality of teaching, helping schools and teachers replicate the best educational practices, and strengthening school leadership and management. We serve the Washington DC metropolitan area as well as providing services nationally and internationally. Our team includes extensive national and international experience, with experience providing technical assistance to schools, governments, and NGOs in 23 countries.
NEW – The Center for Educational Improvement (CEI)is the lead organization of a newly formed group: The Consortium to Improve Ohio Schools. Working with numerous individuals and organizations,
this Consortium, with CEI as the lead partner, has been approved as a vendor to deliver school improvement services in Ohio. This greatly expands our capacity. We now have a school compliance officer, a school psychologist, a school treasurer, and a Marzano-certified trainer as part of our team.
Our other news is that we now offer Spanish translations and interpretation as part of our service package! Contact us for further information.
Dr. Mason is a certified as an Ohio School Improvement Facilitator. The Center is bringing Ohio’s school improvement planning process to Washington, DC. Working with a team at your school, district, or state, we help administrators plan for and implement a research-based improvement process.
Also see the recent update from Dr. Mary Thormann describing highlights of some of her international work.
The Center for Educational Improvement is pleased that we are able to synthesize the most effective educational approaches from around the world. We pride ourselves in learning about works in one place and helping educators somewhere else understand how to replicate the practice and/or customize it to meet their needs.
The Center for Educational Improvement is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization dedicated to school and instructional quality.
To contact us: cmason@edimprovement.org.
Phone: 571-213-3192