NEW TECH NETWORK INC

Programs

1. New tech network fee-for-service engagements: ntn whole school model services enable schools to prepare each student for post-secondary success with the knowledge, skills, and mindsets to be ready for college and career. Through coaching and professional development services, schools use the ntn model to support college and careerready outcomes for all students. New tech network's individual services are a selection of professional development services designed to build educator capacity and develop leadership skills that enable schools to strengthen instruction, culture, assessment, and college and career readiness. Ntn supports over 200 schools in the united states and australia. New tech network, inc. Is referred to as "ntn or "ntni."

   $4,137,128 spent$4,650,031 earned by the program
   68% of program spending

2. College access network for school improvement: networks for school improvement (nsi) grant from the bill & melinda gates foundation (bmgf) - ntn's college access network partners with a diverse group of schools and districts to improve college access by leveraging continuous improvement practices. The multi-year initiative is focused on measurable improvements in well-matched postsecondary enrollment rates for black, latino, and low-income students at participating network schools. Starting with three districts in texas, the ntn college access network partnered with an initial 40 schools and has expanded to 10 additional schools in year six of the bmgf grant.

   $1,294,781 spent
   21% of program spending

3. Carnegie corporation of new york (ccny) foundation grant: ntn operationalizes learnings from the past 7 years, further enhancing district and leader capacity to support, lead, and sustain deeper learning experiences across district schools. With the support of ccny, ntn will work with four districts to reach over 8,000 students, significantly increasing both the opportunities and the quality of deeper learning experiences for all students, regardless of race, ethnicity, or income status. Through the learning in this grant, ntn aims to develop services to support both districtlevel teams in using improvement science to align to a graduate profile, as well as novice teachers in implementing deeper learning teaching strategies.

   $379,254 spent
   6% of program spending

4. Texas expansion grant bezos family foundation grant: target school focus is implementations in communities classified as rural or town by the national center for education statistics. This work's focus is on codifying an approach to support rural schools both in their implementation efforts and in sustaining the innovations as a means to meet the needs of districts and adapt our model effectively to more learners with solutions that provide quality, student-centered learning experiences that will prepare all students for post-secondary success. By offering districts paths that enable them to scale deeper learning across their districts in ways and at the rate of speed educators at every level support, ntn seeks to facilitate effective and lasting changes to teaching and learning.

   $317,341 spent
   5% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $6,128,504.