We recently announced a $1.4 million donation to Learning to Serve to create the Pathways to Education Scholarship. The scholarship will help students in Georgia with complex needs living in underserved communities attend schools that best fit their needs. #CareSourceGA https://bit.ly/4cy8dEy
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Battelle for Kids Unveils ‘The Future of the Portrait of a Graduate’ Report. Read more here: https://t2m.co/G6tGkWk. By Shalini Pathak #edtechreview #community #educationalleadership #nonprofits #edtechsurvey #edtechreport #deeplearning
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California provides no vouchers for private school, and for low-income families, the cost of private school is quickly becoming impossible. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the average cost of K-12 private school #education would breach $500,000 for a single child. We believe all students deserve a learning environment they love--not just those who can afford it. And with our recent expansion into preschool support, we're giving students new opportunities right from the beginning. Learn more about the rising costs of private school here: https://lnkd.in/grGktdBs #educationforall #studentsuccess #scholarship2024 #nonprofit
Here's the total cost of a private school education in San Francisco — and how it got so high
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A new way to fund state schools - a generous donation similar to the Guild and Faith systems of extra funding for state schools but with more money for one school. I am surprised that the unforeseen consequences, mentioned here, are not seen by someone with such a clear vision of a future world; it makes one wonder if they have any real understanding about state schools, their funding and their impact on each other and the local community. The recent reports by the Sutton Trust on the disparity between schools in rich and poor areas would, perhaps, be worth sharing with the donors. Isn’t this the sort of funding that every school and every child deserves? - to learn in an environment as described here and to receive a high quality of education appropriately funded.
James Dyson’s £6m donation to primary school approved despite concerns
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🎓 What are the challenges associated with student awards in support of learners with intersecting equity-seeking identities? 🎓 Are there any specific challenges when the award is named in honour of someone or is donated by an individual or organization? 🎓 What are the best ways for funders (individuals, foundations, and corporations) to support equity-seeking students through bursaries and awards? Nicole McVan and Tanya Rumble MPNL, CFRE, CMP, MFA-P™ explore these questions and the challenges and strategies to improve student awards. https://lnkd.in/d74q5K9G
Toward inclusive education: Challenges and strategies in student awards - The Philanthropist Journal
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LIBERATION FOR ALL. believer in kids, champion of high quality education systems, parent, educator, leader, learner, and nap disciple
Did you know? 1 in 5 college students is a parent. Fewer than 2% of teen mothers earn a college degree before the age 30. And more than half of all parenting college students leave school without a degree. It's time to change the narrative, and ensure every parent has the opportunity to graduate and thrive! Generation Hope supports parenting college students as they pursue college degrees! We provide each student in our program, whom we call "Scholars," with a 1-1 mentor, a Hope Coach (case manager), tuition assistance (up to $2400 annually) and so much more! This #GiveNOLADay, you can support Generation Hope - New Orleans in building our Tuition Subsidy Fund! Generation Hope's mentoring model requires that our Sponsors be not only givers of time but also treasure, since we ask our Sponsors (mentors) to fund their mentee's Scholarship ($1200-$2400 annually). But not all Sponsors have these funds, and we do not want to derail anyone with a big heart who's willing to commit to mentoring from being able to do so.That's why we're raising money this #GiveNOLADay for our Tuition Subsidy Fund. Two-thirds (2/3) of our current NOLA Sponsors are "mentor-only," meaning they are supporting their Scholars through dedicated one-on-one monthly meetings but that their Scholarships are funded by non-mentor donors? The Tuition Subsidy Fund has been crucial to our ability to recruit mentors - particularly mentors with lived experience as student parents - and we know it will be crucial to finding the best mentors out there to match with our Scholars in this upcoming year. Please help us reach our goal of $21,000 this #GiveNOLADay and support teen parents in earning their college degrees! Kimberly Eckert Emmy O'Dwyer (she/ella) Tamika Duplessis Amy Cable Dr. Darica Simon-Baptiste (she/her) Michael Williamson Ashley Jones Pia D. Michael Shedrick Caroline Griswold Short Nicole Lynn Lewis Jessica Wisser Audrey White Dr. Pamela Ravare-Jones https://lnkd.in/gdxnv9sR
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On #InternationalDayofEducation, we wanted to spotlight the incredible work of these #nonprofit organizations who are advancing #education opportunities globally 📚➡️ http://cs.co/6048V64a0
International Day of Education 2024: Spotlight on Cisco's Education Non-Profit Partnerships
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📚🖊️ Calling all book lovers and education enthusiasts! 📚🖊️ As the new school year approaches, we are excited to launch our "Back to School" campaign, and a target of 2000 books ,your help to make it a success. We are reaching out to encourage kind individuals like you to donate books, pens, and pencils to support kids in need. Education is the key to unlocking doors of opportunity, and every child deserves access to quality learning resources. Unfortunately, many students lack the basic tools they need to succeed academically. With your support, we can make a difference and empower these students on their educational journey. Here's why your donation of books, pens, and pencils is so essential: 1️⃣ Access to Knowledge: Books are gateways to knowledge. By donating gently-used or new books, you are providing students with the opportunity to explore diverse subjects, cultivate a love for reading, and expand their minds. Your contribution can inspire a lifelong passion for learning. 2️⃣ Creative Expression: Pens and pencils are essential tools that allow students to express their thoughts, ideas, and creativity. By donating these writing implements, you are empowering students to communicate their perspectives and develop their critical thinking skills. 3️⃣ Confidence Boost: Having their own set of books, pens, and pencils gives them a sense of ownership and pride. It boosts their self-esteem, ignites their spirit for learning, and encourages active participation in schoolactivities. Your donation can make a real impact on a student's confidence and motivation to succeed. 4️⃣ Equal Opportunities: Access to educational resources should not be a privilege limited by financial circumstances. By donating books, pens, and pencils, you help bridge the educational gap and provide equal opportunities for all students, regardless of their background or economic situation. How can you contribute? It's as easy as 1️⃣, 2️⃣, 3️⃣: 1️⃣ Gather: Start by collecting gently-used or new books, pens, and pencils that you no longer need. Encourage your friends, family, or colleagues to join in and contribute as well. 2️⃣ Donate: Reach out to us or local schools, community centers, or organizations that are organizing back-to-school drives. Your contributions will go directly to students in need, ensuring they have the essential tools for a successful educational journey. 3️⃣ Share the Message: Spread the word about our "Back to School" campaign on social media, in your local community, or among your networks. Encourage others to donate and be part of this incredible opportunity to support students. Your donation of books, pens, and pencils can shape a brighter future for students, opening doors to endless possibilities and ensuring they have the tools they need to succeed. Thank you for your generosity and support. Let's come together to make this "Back to School" campaign extraordinary #BackToSchoolCampaign #DonateBooksPensAndPencils #educationmatters
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On #InternationalDayofEducation, we wanted to spotlight the incredible work of these #nonprofit organizations who are advancing #education opportunities globally 📚➡️ http://cs.co/6048Vd8di
International Day of Education 2024: Spotlight on Cisco's Education Non-Profit Partnerships
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What does Jay-Z have to do with school budgets? Quite a lot, actually. In recent months, Jay-Z has played a key role in the school voucher debate, citing student's need for choice when it comes to attending private schools. What is a school voucher? Vouchers are tax-funded scholarships that allow students to attend private schools of their choice, often supported by advocates as a means to increase educational options and opportunities, particularly for disadvantaged students in underperforming public schools. Jay-Z's involvement in the school voucher debate revolves around his support for educational reform initiatives that include vouchers. In recent months, Team Roc (the philanthropic foundation under Jay-Z's company) has poured huge marketing dollars into a localized awareness campaign intended to educate taxpayers on the value of school vouchers. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3RwhIvC #jayz #schoolvouchers #teamroc #privateschools #edtech
Why Jay-Z Is a Key Figure in the School Voucher Debate
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Dear Supporters, At Revise Zone , our mission has always been clear: to provide high-quality educational resources to students regardless of their financial circumstances. For the past four years, we've operated at a loss, driven by our commitment to making education accessible to all. With over 30,000 students relying on our platform each month, we've seen firsthand the impact of our work. Especially during these challenging times with COVID-19, many students are facing unprecedented obstacles in their education journey. That's why we refuse to let financial barriers stand in the way of their learning. Revise zone isn't just another online platform—it's a lifeline for students seeking knowledge and support. Our study materials and notes are meticulously crafted to be easy to understand, ensuring that every student can excel academically. But we can't do this alone. Despite our dedication, sustaining a free platform requires resources. That's why we're turning to you, our community, for support. By donating to our GoFundMe campaign, you're not just investing in a website—you're investing in the future of thousands of students. Every contribution, no matter how small, brings us one step closer to our goal of keeping Revise zone running and helping students thrive. Together, let's empower the next generation and ensure that education remains a right, not a privilege. If we don't reach the goal by the end of July, we will unfortunately discontinue the services but if we do, we will put that money into growing our services and providing more free educational materials for students Thank you for believing in our mission and standing with us in this crucial endeavor. https://gofund.me/e486ba30
Donate to Empower Students - Keep the Free Education Platform Running!, organized by Stefan Kumarasinghe
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