Stride reviews

Sometimes there’s not a lot of tutoring jobs to sign up for. When district contracts come up you can sign up as interested and they may pick you, usually they pick you if you have a very open schedule. I’ve maybe had 4 people book me all year.

The school where I was employed (which I will not disclose due to a true fear of retaliation) is managed by administrators who are unwilling to listen to their staff or students' families. They are completely incapable of responding to growth in the number of students and do not take accountability for anything. When staff members attempt to give their opinions, they are shot down almost immediately. The students are suffering due to their poor management of scheduling, technology deliveries, etc. While I am sure that Stride executives are ultimately behind these changes, teachers are not heard at the school level. In addition to poor management, administrators of certain departments engage in practices that are (choosing my words very carefully here) "questionable" and can lead to teachers getting in serious trouble. There is no care for how their poor decisions and actions will affects their students or staff in the future. Parents should be aware of this. I believe that the overall mission of these schools is wonderful, but if they cannot deliver on their promises, parents should look elsewhere.