Collaborating to Advance Education
The iDEAL Institute loves working in partnership alongside schools, universities, organizations, and dioceses to create dynamic learning environments that support educators, students, and families. Through these collaborations, we share expertise, resources, and innovative practices to enhance teaching and learning in diverse educational settings.
Schools & Educational Institutions
iDEAL collaborates with a wide range of K-12 schools and higher education institutions, providing support in instructional innovation, technology integration, and leadership development. Our work extends across districts, dioceses, and independent schools throughout the United States and beyond, fostering professional learning experiences and support that align with the unique needs of each community.
Connections with Educational Organizations
We engage with education and technology organizations like GoGuardian, Newsela, SIMPACT, and Readability Matters to expand access to high-quality learning tools and research-based strategies. These collaborations help bring innovative resources and emerging technologies into classrooms, supporting educators and students in new and impactful ways.
University Affiliations & Research Engagement
The iDEAL Institute maintains strong ties with universities, participating in research initiatives and professional learning programs that explore the future of education. Collaborations with institutions such as the University of Notre Dame, California State University Northridge, UCLA, and USC help expand opportunities for educators and contribute to ongoing advancements in the field.
Expanding Our Reach
Our work is not limited to a single region. iDEAL connects with educators and institutions across the country and internationally, exchanging best practices and innovative teaching methods to support effective, student-centered learning experiences.
Interested in Collaborating with Us?
The iDEAL Institute is always open to new opportunities for partnership to support schools, educators, and communities. If you're interested in discussing it further, we’d love to start a conversation.