Our organization was born from the belief that today’s model for delivering education – one teacher and 28 or so students in a classroom – does not sufficiently account for each student’s needs and assumes that all students arrive on the first day of school with the same academic foundation and ways of learning. For a teacher, this presents the nearly impossible challenge of trying to teach grade-level curriculum while also meeting the needs of each student. read more
New Classrooms Interviews
Learn more about the overall interview process at New Classrooms from current employees. The majority of New Classrooms employees think the interviews are average and rate their experience a B or 83/100.
In general, based on 63 ratings and 5 employees, New Classrooms has an overall culture score of B or 79/100. New Classrooms is ranked in the Top 35% of similar sized companies on Comparably.
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New Classrooms is in the Top 25% of Similar Size Companies
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B
New Classrooms is in the Top 35% of Similar Size Companies
83
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