The EALA All Learners Action Lab

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The All Learners Action Lab is an exclusive, virtual learning accelerator for education leaders. We move past discussion to documenting best practices for students with learning differences. It’s where the field’s most innovative teams gather to refine their work and co-create the high-leverage solutions that EALA then publishes for the world.

Designed to bring past tour participants together to build on the momentum we’ve created, this is a chance to deepen connections across schools, support one another’s work, and surface insights that can help move the field forward. We’ve brought together teams that are passionate about innovation and instruction for all, and ready to engage deeply, learn from others, and share their own experiences.

How Does it Work?

Selected school teams join a small virtual learning community that meets every two months over the school year. Between sessions, they try out an instructional strategy that supports students with disabilities or learning differences. Then, they come back and share what worked, what didn’t, and what they learned.

The goal is to learn from one another, improve practice, and help EALA document strong ideas that other schools can use. In return, each school gets a small subgrant to support this work.

Meet the 2025-2026 School Teams

Brooklyn Prospect High SchoolCreative Performing Media Arts LogoDesign Tech High School logo   Explore Community School logo.   Genesee Community Charter School logoJefferson RISE logoSTEM Prep Academy logoWashington Leadership Academy