The Quest Forward Global School Network
A global network of the most innovative schools, all supporting their students with a growth mindset, skills-focused learning, and habit development in the Quest Forward way.
The Quest Forward School Network consists of 23 schools around the world that use the full Quest Forward Learning methodology, curriculum, and technology. The schools work closely with Opportunity Education on implementing and improving the program. They connect with each other for professional development, subject-specific support, and to create shared opportunities for their students.
Opportunity Education is actively growing the Quest Forward School Network, with over 30 additional schools joining the Network in 2019.
Benefits
By participating in the Quest Forward School Network, high schools in the United States and in East Africa can offer the most modern, innovative learning opportunity to their students: focused on skills growth, academic performance, and the development of healthy habits of success.
Quest Forward Curriculum
Access to all courses, journeys, and quests for the school’s geography, and access to Opportunity Education’s curriculum design teams.
Beautiful Apps
Access to the Quest Forward Platform apps, including the Quest!, QuestCommunity, and QuestMaker apps, with technical support provided by the Opportunity Education team.
Complete Orientation
Implementation support services, to ensure an effective, comprehensive rollout of the program.
Continuous Support
Year-round mentor professional development support, including intensive orientation prior to each school year, and in-service professional development activities within and across schools.
Global Collaboration
Opportunities for collaboration across schools for students, mentors, and administrators.
Events
Participation in regional events organized by Opportunity Education for Network schools.
Global Focus
Quest Forward Academies and Quest Forward Schools
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Membership Requirements
Curriculum Adoption
Your high school must use either a United States or Tanzanian curriculum, though your school may be located outside of those countries. We currently only offer course materials for US and Tanzanian standards.
Core Academics
Your school will initially implement the four core subject areas offered by Quest Forward Learning for at least 9th grade/Form 1, and should ultimately expect to roll out the course materials to all high school years.
Internet Access
Your school must be able to access high-speed Internet service, and provide Chromebook laptops or Android tablet computers for each student and mentor.
Quest Forward Training
All teachers will participate in orientation, training, and coaching on the Quest Forward Learning methodology, courses, and platform apps.
Quest Forward Assessment
Existing testing practices at your school will shift to the Quest Forward Learning assessment methodology, involving mentor feedback, artifact assessments, skills checks, and tracking of student engagement.
Certification
After orientation and evaluation, your school’s teachers will be certified as Quest Forward Mentors. Similarly, your school will be certified at one of four performance levels called “Engagement Tiers.” Tier 2 must be achieved within 18 months from joining the Network.
Network Membership Fees (US Only)
Schools in the United States pay an annual Network Membership fee to offset training and support costs, and to support Opportunity Education in offering Quest Forward Learning to students, teachers and schools worldwide.
How to Join
To join the Network, please use our Contact Form to get in touch. We look forward to hearing from you.
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