Unlock student potential,
expand college and career readiness.

We help public educators increase student participation in advanced courses,
improve school community belonging and set up better post-secondary outcomes. 

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Expand college and career
readiness by increasing access
to advanced courses

By the numbers: College Board Research shows that the largest predicted boost in college grades and on-time degree completion comes from moving a student from 0 to 1 AP course, and from 1 to 2 AP courses.

  • Equal Opportunity Schools increases access to AP for all students by helping district and school leaders to identify more students for AP enrollment compared to traditional methods like test scores and GPA.
  • Remove access barriers that every year exclude hundreds of thousands of capable students with the aptitude and attitude for advanced coursework.
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Predicted Four-Year BA Attainment
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Number of AP Exams Taken
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See the whole student with
powerful data insights & tools  

Insight gaps create access barriers: In fast-moving public schools, it’s almost impossible to understand hundreds or thousands of students’ aspirations, learning styles, mindset and specific school context.

But this lack of insight creates access barriers to the advanced courses that help prepare students for post-secondary pursuits.

EOS blends data sources to deliver insights that drive action including student insight cards that deliver a 360° view of a student by blending direct student survey feedback with traditional enrollment data, demographics and test scores.

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Develop staff with tailored training 

Public school teaching and counseling staff want to help students be successful, but they’re also  challenged to simultaneously manage curriculum, tailor their approach to every student, and grow their careers.

Teaching staff tell us they want more solutions and training to help them support students and also grow professionally.

  • Help staff become trusted adults that students feel comfortable talking to and receiving guidance from. We shine a light on who your trusted adults are and teach methods to help staff become trusted adults.
  • Develop staff ability to tailor approaches for students by providing training and data that supports staff’s ability to see the whole student and helps them tailor their teaching and student engagement methods more effectively.
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Powerful results, national impact  

For over a decade, we’ve collaborated with districts, schools and teachers to deliver
data-driven insights, hands-on-training and powerful technology tools.

2 million+ 

Students surveyed 

80,000+ 

New students into
advanced courses

30% 

Increase in students
passing AP courses

900+ 

Partner Schools

250+ 

District Partners 

"EOS has presented data collected from our school and from our students in a clear, blunt, and effective manner… Seeing these problems has forced us to examine our policies and ideas that creates gaps between subsets of our students. It then allowed us to create new policies and partake in work that positively impact those students most hurt by our previous practices."

Ken Barrett - Centerville City Schools

Transforming AP Classrooms with EOS

"The EOS Student Insight Card is a game-changer when it comes to promoting engagement between students and adults, especially students’ trusted adults. This tool puts information about students in the hands of our staff, and what students tell us about how they perceive our school is the most impactful data we can receive.  Their experience matters most, and it informs what we do to address climate and culture in our school.”

Che Carter - Ann Arbor Public Schools

Turning Gatekeepers into Trusted Adults with Equal Opportunity Schools

“Our collaborative efforts with EOS have not only brought access for advanced course work for all of our students but have fostered an environment where potential knows no bounds.  Through the EOS and Pasco Partnership we have created access and opportunity for all and the work is ingrained in Pasco culture.”

Kristin Ingold, Pasco County Schools

Chicago Public Schools