One of the most pressing challenges in education today is the persistence of the industrial model of teaching, which assumes that all students learn the same content, in the same way, and on the same timeline. This one-size-fits-all approach overlooks the diverse needs, abilities, and learning styles of individual students. As educators, our goal is to provide the best learning experiences for our students, and a critical part of this is identifying and addressing learning gaps. Personalized learning aims to tailor education to meet the unique needs of each student, but implementing it effectively remains a significant challenge. Many schools lack the resources, training, and infrastructure to move away from traditional methods and fully embrace personalized learning. Teachers often struggle with large class sizes and limited time, making it difficult to provide individualized attention and support. Additionally, standardized testing and curriculum requirements can hinder efforts to create more flexible, student-centered learning environments. This challenge matters because it directly impacts student engagement, motivation, and achievement. When students are forced to conform to a uniform learning model, those who do not fit the mold can become disengaged and fall behind. Conversely, students who grasp concepts quickly may not be sufficiently challenged, leading to boredom and a lack of motivation. Personalized learning has the potential to address these issues by providing tailored instruction that meets each student’s needs, helping them to reach their full potential. In our continuous effort to provide the best learning experiences, overcoming the barriers to personalized learning and becoming a data-informed school is crucial. Addressing this challenge will require innovative solutions that empower teachers, leverage technology, and create flexible learning environments that cater to the diverse needs of all students.