LEAD Public Schools, Inc.
Programs
Budget
$1,200,000.00
Description
LEAD Public Schools is able to envision and achieve transformative educational outcomes for Nashville students because of the investment of donors in our mission and Ethos. Your philanthropic support in the areas outlined below will provide access and opportunities that are essential to the work we do:
- Area of Greatest Need
- College and Career
- Enrichment (Activities and Athletics)
- Growth (K-12, Building and Renovations)
- LEADership Development
- Literacy and Library
- Senior Scholarships
- Support for Families
Program Successes
Graduation Rates
College and career placement outcomes for alumni
Increases in our MAP and TVASS scores that are consistent and sustainable
Beneficiaries
At-Risk Populations
Immigrant, Newcomers, Refugees
K-12 (5-19 years)
Long-term Success
The long term success of this program reflects 100% of our students graduating from high school with the academic tools and strategic pathway required to pursue a four year college degree, two year certificate, career certification or enter the workforce.
Short-term Success
On average, our students start two to three grade levels behind. As a result, our work is to provide them with access to quality teachers, effective curriculum, and the social and emotional environment and support required to get them to grade level.
Program Success Monitored By
In addition to our academic and instructional coaching teams setting goals to track and monitor outcomes, our success indicators will also include: chronic absenteeism data, graduation rates, Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) testing data, and growth scores as determined by the Tennessee Value Added Assessment System (TVASS).
Program Areas Served
Network wide models for Academic, Culture and Operations
$1,200,000.00
Description
LEAD Public Schools is able to envision and achieve transformative educational outcomes for Nashville students because of the investment of donors in our mission and Ethos. Your philanthropic support in the areas outlined below will provide access and opportunities that are essential to the work we do:
- Area of Greatest Need
- College and Career
- Enrichment (Activities and Athletics)
- Growth (K-12, Building and Renovations)
- LEADership Development
- Literacy and Library
- Senior Scholarships
- Support for Families
Program Successes
Graduation Rates
College and career placement outcomes for alumni
Increases in our MAP and TVASS scores that are consistent and sustainable
Beneficiaries
At-Risk Populations
Immigrant, Newcomers, Refugees
K-12 (5-19 years)
Long-term Success
The long term success of this program reflects 100% of our students graduating from high school with the academic tools and strategic pathway required to pursue a four year college degree, two year certificate, career certification or enter the workforce.
Short-term Success
On average, our students start two to three grade levels behind. As a result, our work is to provide them with access to quality teachers, effective curriculum, and the social and emotional environment and support required to get them to grade level.
Program Success Monitored By
In addition to our academic and instructional coaching teams setting goals to track and monitor outcomes, our success indicators will also include: chronic absenteeism data, graduation rates, Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) testing data, and growth scores as determined by the Tennessee Value Added Assessment System (TVASS).
Program Areas Served
Network wide models for Academic, Culture and Operations
