Explore real stories from schools, districts, and organizations using Sibme to elevate professional learning, drive instructional growth, and create a culture of continuous improvement. These case studies highlight measurable results, innovative strategies, and the powerful impact of our platform in action.
Facing vast distances and limited staffing, COPESD needed a new way to support early literacy teachers. By embracing virtual coaching with Sibme, they brought consistent, impactful feedback directly into classrooms.
Faced with high teacher turnover and low student performance, Francone Elementary needed a bold shift. Through video coaching with Sibme, the school rebuilt trust, improved instruction, and achieved dramatic academic and behavioral gains.
Faced with major post-pandemic learning gaps, Everman ISD turned to Sibme to implement a powerful, goal-driven strategy that empowered teachers, aligned instruction, and improved student outcomes across the district.
Neal Middle School in Durham, NC, and Liberty Point Elementary in Union City, GA, faced deep-rooted challenges in student outcomes and school culture. Despite serving different student communities, both schools adopted Sibme and experienced measurable growth in academic achievement, behavior, and teacher collaboration.
To close student-performance gaps, Goodman Elementary's Principal, Dr. Felicia Bolden, focused on empowering teachers to lead their own improvement efforts. By prioritizing self-reflection and collaborative feedback, the school created a strong foundation for teacher leadership and lasting student success through the use of Sibme.
Harmony Public Schools and Cy-Fair ISD took different paths to the same goal: developing confident, effective teachers through coaching and reflection. With Sibme’s Coach the Coach model and video-based tools, both districts built scalable systems that elevated teacher practice and student success across Texas.
At Point Loma University, ensuring consistent, high-quality feedback to teacher candidates was a challenge. By leveraging Sibme’s video observation and time-stamped feedback tools, the university transformed how supervisors evaluate and support aspiring teachers—aligning more effectively with California’s Teacher Performance Expectations (TPEs).
Perry Local Schools in Ohio and McDowell County’s Sandy River Middle School in West Virginia revolutionized their teaching practices with Sibme. Through personalized virtual coaching, these districts overcame significant challenges and created thriving, effective learning environments for both teachers and students.
SUNY Brockport’s teacher preparation program is breaking barriers by enabling students to complete required field observations remotely, even in rural or hard-to-reach areas. Using Sibme’s video tools, students engage with curated, high-quality classroom footage aligned to teaching standards—ensuring equitable, standards-based training regardless of location.
Cabell County Schools in West Virginia partnered with Sibme to better support new teachers through personalized coaching and targeted development. By creating a strong coaching system, they helped educators from diverse backgrounds grow and succeed in their classrooms.
Educational leaders from Rock Creek Community Academy, Bloomfield School District, and Canaan Community Academy shared how Sibme transformed teacher development, addressing unique challenges and driving instructional improvement.
Florence USD turned to AI-powered coaching to overcome leadership fragmentation and outdated evaluation methods—unlocking faster feedback, deeper reflection, and a stronger culture of continuous growth.
Faced with rapid growth and changing classroom needs, Emmanuel Lutheran School and Martin Luther College partnered with Sibme to enhance instructional coaching and educator development. By integrating AI-powered tools, they improved feedback, reflection, and collaboration across their school communities.