Metro Nashville Students Achieve 9% Math Proficiency Gains with Kiddom

After implementing Kiddom Math, Metro Nashville students gained the equivalent of five additional months of learning and saw a 9-point jump in math proficiency across all high school Integrated Math courses.

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Behind the Numbers: Why it Worked

MNPS achieved widespread gains in high school math achievement by implementing Kiddom Math, an evidence-based curriculum enhanced by intuitive technology and robust educator support. This success illustrates what’s possible with a coherent, well-supported instructional model.

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Key Findings

After adopting Kiddom Math, MNPS demonstrated statistically significant gains (p <0.001) in math proficiency across all high school Integrated Math courses. On average, proficiency increased by 9 percent over two years, equivalent to approximately five months of additional learning, based on effect size analysis.

Integrated Math I: 7% → 21% (+14%, p < 0.001)
Integrated Math II: 12% → 19% (+7%, p < 0.001)
Integrated Math III: 18.1% → 24.3% (+6.2%, p < 0.001)

These results highlight the measurable impact of a coherent digital curriculum when paired with strong implementation support.

Metro Nashville at a Glance

MNPS serves ~87,000 students across 159 schools in Nashville and Davidson County. To address persistent gaps in secondary math achievement, the district adopted Kiddom beginning with its Schools of Innovation in 2021–2022, expanding district-wide by 2023–2024. Impact was measured using End-of-Course (EOC) assessment data from pre-adoption (2020–2021) to full implementation (2023–2024).

Success stories

Equity in Action: Significant ELA Gains for Robeson County Students with EL Education: Powered by Kiddom

With EL Education: Powered by Kiddom, Robeson County Schools saw ELA proficiency rise by 8 points in Grades 3–8, with especially large gains for economically disadvantaged learners.

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Driving Achievement: 9% ELA Proficiency Gains for Jackson County Students with Kiddom

Jackson County School District saw a 9-point increase in ELA proficiency in Grades 4–8 after adopting Kiddom’s EL Education, equivalent to approximately three months of extra learning.