School district presents first-year data on Exact Path, keeps Study Island as separate contract
District staff described early results from two separate vendor contracts—Exact Path for math/ELA and Study Island for science—reported midyear gains for participating students and said the products are separate because they serve different content and instructional models.
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District staff told the Duval County School Board on Thursday that two separate contracts for student learning platforms—Exact Path (math and ELA) and Study Island (science)—reflect distinct products and instructional approaches, and shared early implementation results from Exact Path’s first full year under contract.
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