WHAT WE DO
We Lead with Inquiry
TLA partners with schools, districts, and organizations across the education ecosystem, connecting local context with broader perspectives to address the complex challenges facing PreK-12 education.
TLA partners with schools, districts, and organizations across the education ecosystem, connecting local context with broader perspectives to address the complex challenges facing PreK-12 education.
WHAT WE DO
TLA partners with schools, districts, and organizations across the education ecosystem, connecting local context with broader perspectives to address the complex challenges facing PreK-12 education.

Establish vision, align strategy and resources, and sustain progress

Develop leadership expertise, strengthen decision-making, and create coherence

Deepen professional knowledge, refine practice, and elevate learner outcomes

Collaborative, evidence-based processes that align communities and drive meaningful, sustainable change.
Strategic planning with TLA is a collaborative process that brings together the full voice of a community, including educators, students, families, staff, residents, and local leaders to shape a plan that reflects the unique context and goals of the district.
TLA guides districts through a two-phase process that translates shared vision and values into a clear and actionable, multi-year roadmap for continuous growth.
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Every learner deserves a clear vision for their education. This process brings together students, families, educators, and community members to articulate the skills and competencies every learner from PreK- Grade 12 needs to thrive.
Rooted in district data and aligned to state guidance, TLA’s inclusive process ensures that the final Vision reflects the collective aspirations of the community for all students.
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TLA partners with districts to build coherent Multi-Tiered Systems of Support that ensure every learner benefits from the right support for their needs.
Grounded in research and driven by relationships, TLA’s approach ensures that school leaders, educators, and support staff are aligned, confident, and equipped to implement best practices in their role.
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Peace of mind comes from knowing that every plan, protocol, and procedure has been systematically reviewed and strengthened under TLA’s comprehensive school safety audit.
By aligning emergency plans with local police and fire standards, TLA helps schools mitigate risk, respond with confidence, and protect student and staff well-being.
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The right leader can transform a school community. TLA guides superintendents and search committees with expertise, care, and an unwavering dedication to placing leaders who are the right fit not only on paper, but in practice.
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Ask us how this emerging approach can align contracts with shared goals.

Cultivating strong leaders at every level to guide schools and districts with confidence and vision.
Effective leadership coaching requires a deep understanding of how leaders grow. TLA coaches bring expertise in developing leaders. We pair practical insights with thoughtful questions, helping leaders navigate complex challenges, strengthen practice, and lead with confidence, clarity, and purpose.
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TLA provides aspiring principals in Massachusetts with targeted support in preparing for the state-required Performance Assessment for Leaders (PAL). Through a structured process aligned to the 4 PAL phases, each candidate develops the knowledge, skills, and habits of mind required for effective school leadership.
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Strengthening instructional practice through collaborative learning, high-quality curriculum, and ongoing educator support.
Grounded in research on adult learning & instructional leadership, Lab Teacher Cohorts build leadership capacity and honor each school’s unique context and culture.
Lab Classrooms are dynamic, non-evaluative spaces where teachers, coaches, and administrators plan, implement, observe, and reflect together, deepening collaboration and ownership over their own practice.
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TLA’s HQIM Adoption process brings together district leaders and teachers to align people and practices around a new curriculum.
The comprehensive process guides districts through an audit of existing materials, pilot and evaluation of prospective curricula, and adoption and implementation of the new HQIM.
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A new HQIM alone won’t move the needle on student outcomes, but the teachers implementing it will. That’s the idea behind Curriculum-Based Professional Learning (CBPL), which provides all teachers with support uniquely aligned to their curriculum.
Rooted in shared materials and practices, CBPL builds curiosity and community among implementing teachers, leading to continuous improvement.
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When educators observe practice and reflect together, teaching and learning flourishes for everyone.
TLA’s Learning Walks guide partners through a structured and collaborative process that creates a shared experience of what effective instruction looks like in practice.
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The Foundations of Reading assessment is an opportunity to strengthen candidate learning and readiness for licensure. TLA partners with educator preparation programs to create a flexible system of support that meets candidates’ varying needs, connects to coursework and clinical experiences, and deepens understanding of literacy instruction for the assessment and the classroom.
Foundations of Reading Services include:
We are grateful for the partnerships that continue to shape our work.
























Dr. Rebecca Gosselin is Executive Director of Teaching & Learning Alliance. With more than 20 years of experience in classrooms, curriculum development, nonprofit leadership, and education strategy, she has worked at every level of the PreK-12 education ecosystem. Prior to joining TLA, Rebecca led national growth and partnership strategy at EL Education as a member of the organization’s senior leadership team and oversaw the development of supplemental language arts programs at Curriculum Associates. Today, she leads TLA’s work with districts and partner organizations to align leadership, strategy, and professional learning so that every learner can flourish.