Keeping up with our phenomenal growth means making space for a larger team. Naviance is pleased to announce its relocation within Washington, DC. Our new headquarters office accommodates a team that has more than tripled in size in the last six months and gives us space for continued growth. Effective today our new mailing address in DC is 1850 K Street NW, Suite 1000, Washington, DC 20006. Phone and fax numbers are unchanged. Visit the Contact Us area to see a map of this location and information about our other sites.

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Reducing drop-out rates, increasing graduation rates, and ensuring college and workplace readiness are key challenges facing major school districts around the country. Addressing these challenges and maximizing student success takes a comprehensive approach that combines innovative technology with a proven methodology that gives all students access to the support they need to succeed. Today Naviance is pleased to introduce StepUp, the first complete approach to ensuring student success with breakthrough counseling services. Read the full press release.

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Naviance Network members tell us that they appreciate our exceptional level of service, and this year's member satisfaction survey provides some extraordinary results. When asked whether they would recommend us to a colleague, an astonishing 99.994% of respondents said yes. We're gratified that as we continue to grow we've been able to maintain the close relationships with our members that have made Naviance the leading provider of planning and advising systems for secondary schools.

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According to a recent study by the National Association for College Admission Counseling, SAT and ACT scores are the second most important factor in college admission. Through an exciting new partnership with Method Test Prep, Naviance is pleased to offer comprehensive on-line preparation courses for both the SAT and ACT. With SAT Method and ACT Method schools can offer all students the opportunity to increase their standardized test scores for what some families spend on test prep for just one child.

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