The expansion of Summer Learning Labs (SLL) across Indiana has been a game-changer for rural communities like Salem and Wabash. Rural families often have limited options for summer programming, and SLL offers free academic instruction in ELA and math, meals, and enrichment, giving students the opportunity to thrive both academically and personally. Learn more about SLL: https://lnkd.in/g5vFPCke
The Mind Trust
Education Administration Programs
Indianapolis, IN 2,325 followers
Our mission is to provide every student in Indianapolis with access to a high-quality, world-class education.
About us
The Mind Trust is an Indianapolis-based education nonprofit striving to provide every Indianapolis student the opportunity to attend a great school. Since its launch in 2006, The Mind Trust has established a national model for city-based education change and positioned Indianapolis among the best cities nationally to overhaul its education system so that every student can attend a great school. Our work centers on growing great schools, supporting great schools, and engaging the community. The Mind Trust offers unique opportunities for talented social innovators and education entrepreneurs to drive change in K-12 education in Indianapolis: • Innovation School Fellowship: The Mind Trust recruits excellent leaders to launch Innovation Network Schools, which present a rare opportunity to drive meaningful education change because of their access to resources and freedoms. They operate within school districts and can access district buildings and services, but they are guaranteed the same freedoms as public charter schools. Innovation School Fellows receive 1-2 years of salary, healthcare and benefits to develop their school models, plus office space, counsel and other critical supports. • Education Entrepreneur Fellowship: The Mind Trust attracts social innovators to Indianapolis to launch cutting-edge nonprofits that provide great schools with critical supports. Examples include Summer Advantage USA, which provides students with critical summer learning; Teach Plus, which creates pathways to retain quality teachers; Enroll Indy, an easily navigable, citywide enrollment system; and more.
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External link for The Mind Trust
- Industry
- Education Administration Programs
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Indianapolis, IN
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2006
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Primary
1630 N. Meridian St.
Suite 450
Indianapolis, IN 46202, US
Employees at The Mind Trust
Updates
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☀️ We're excited to celebrate National #SummerLearningWeek this July 15–19! Summer is a great time for children to explore new interests and skills, and level-up their math and reading skills through high-quality programs like Indy Summer Learning Labs. #DiscoverSummer #NSLA
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✏️ Applications are open for The Mind Trust's first class of the HI-FIVE Master Teacher Cohort! The cohort is designed for licensed K–12 teachers with 3+ years of classroom experience and a current position teaching ELA, Humanities, or Social Studies at a charter or innovation network school within Indianapolis Public School boundaries. For more information and to apply: https://lnkd.in/gwWuUryg
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From learning gains and the exciting expansion of programs, to meaningful community collaboration and school support, The Mind Trust's 2023 was a year of impactful growth. We are grateful for the wonderful schools and community partners who work with us to support students, and are excited to share the great work we've done together in our new annual report: https://lnkd.in/eakwZ8Hw
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We're excited to announce the hiring of four new staff members at The Mind Trust! Learn about Rob Evans, Vice President of Impact; Ricky Ganaishlal, Manger of Operations, Indy Summer Learning Labs; Katie Beth Mueller, Senior Director of Policy and Strategic Partnerships; and Dr. Tianay Perrault, Director of Leadership and School Development at https://lnkd.in/g4d9h_QW
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A new partnership between The Mind Trust and Latinos for Educational Advocacy and Diversity (LEAD) in Connecticut seeks to grow the number of high-quality public charter schools available to Connecticut students and families. LEAD and The Mind Trust, in collaboration with the education community in Connecticut, will create a fellowship to support school leaders as they launch new public charter schools. Learn more in The 74: https://lnkd.in/gdwN7qQQ
Building Bridges Across State Lines Is Set to Transform Education in Connecticut
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Funder collaboratives, or groups of like-minded grant-makers, make it possible for donors to pool resources and increase their impact. A great example of this impact is Indy Summer Learning Labs (ISLL), an innovative summer learning program brought to fruition by The Mind Trust and the United Way of Central Indiana with support from City Fund, a funder collaborative. Learn more about ISLL, City Fund, and funder collaboratives in the Financial Times: https://lnkd.in/gp84nnWt
Philanthropists embrace collaborative funding to multiply their impact
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ASPIRE INDY’s I RISE Summer Enrichment camp, one of more than 50 Indy Summer Learning Labs (ISLL) locations across Marion County, has a huge impact on the first through ninth graders who attend. Learn more about ISLL and ASPIRE's camp, which has grown in size and numbers since partnering with ISLL in 2021, in Mirror Indy: https://lnkd.in/g5mS-fqp
How 1 summer camp hopes to answer Indiana’s growing literacy crisis
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☀️ As we close out the third week of Indy Summer Learning Labs (ISLL), we're checking in with students and teachers to see how they're enjoying their summer of academics and enrichment. At Circle City Prep's ISLL site, one educator says: "I love being an ISLL teacher because I see very quick growth for students that may not have had that advantage before. I also enjoy being able to work with smaller class sizes: it makes it easier to get students the help and attention they may need." And from a Circle City prep student: "I am enjoying math because I'm better at math than I was. I've also learned how to better know non-fiction and fiction."
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