DO STEM is making headlines in the Dayton Daily News📰✨ Discover how our commitment to advancing STEM education is creating ripples of innovation and opportunity in the community. 🚀 Read all about it in the latest edition or check out the article online. #DOSTEM #STEM

Congratulations StriveTogether for this global award from Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship recognizing your paradigm-shifting work to enable communities to get better, more equitable outcomes for children! We are honored to be part of the network. #Cradletocareer #SystemsTransformation #WEF24

🆕 from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center – Postsecondary Data Partnership (PDP) Insights: nscresearchcenter.org/pdp-insights/ Focusing on first-time in college, degree-seeking students who first enrolled in the fall semester of 2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21, and 2021-22.

Congrats to our partners at Dayton Foundation on the rollout of their new website! It's easy to navigate and full of great stories, photos, and videos that highlight how so many generous people are coming together to make important differences for our community. daytonfoundation.org

Calling all educators: Register now for the upcoming "Teachable Moments" professional learning community session. The topic is SEL and we're excited for the fellowship, learning (CEUs), food, and fun that planned. learntoearndayton.org/post/dream-hos…

L2ED's own Erika Pimental at the OHAfterschoolNetwork conference this week! Learn about our Summer + Afterschool Collaborative: learntoearndayton.org/sasc

L2ED's CEO Stacy Schweikhart discussed the Every Day in School Matters school attendance campaign at the Dayton 6th summit today. Check out DaRon Holmes II and Destiny Bohanon spreading the word: learntoearndayton.org/everyday #GoFlyers #cradletocareer

It's a staff anniversary! Let's get to know Erika Pimentel in celebration of her five years of service to Learn to Earn Dayton. #Teamwork #Congratulations #WorkAnniversary

Join our Crucible of Practice Salon on March 13th @ 12:30pm ET with Learn to Earn Dayton to discuss family engagement in supporting early literacy and school success. Register for the session now: ➡️ ow.ly/6HbV50PQlIY

Listen in to Episode 1 of the new podcast from Dayton United for Human Rights, featuring our own Maya Dorsey and Preschool Promise's Shelly Davies, discussing the right to education. youtu.be/t870Pz9xqmU #education

Join Campaign for Grade-Level Reading for a Crucible of Practice Salon today, March 12th @ 12:30pm ET with @LearntoEarnDayton to discuss family engagement in supporting early literacy and school success. Register for the session now: ➡️ ow.ly/6HbV50PQlIY ️

Congrats DaRon Holmes II!

Congrats Koby!

We're hiring! Check out the post for full details. Position closes April 5. learntoearndayton.org/post/now-hirin…

We are thrilled to announce that our Director of K-12 Strategies, Maya Dorsey, has been honored with the prestigious 2024 BMe Community Vanguard Award for her dedication to fostering positive change in our communities. Congratulations, Maya! learntoearndayton.org/post/dorsey-ho…

Check out the incredible work happening in Ohio in the Getting Smart podcast featuring Learn to Earn Dayton with Dr. Thomas Lasley and Stacy Schweikhart, AICP 🌟 gettingsmart.com/podcast/stacy-…

On this episode of the #GSPodcast, Shawnee is joined by Stacy Schweikhart & Dr. Tom Lasley of Learn to Earn Dayton. Check out this clip of Stacy discussing skill progression versus rubrics & listen to the whole episode here: #LearnToEarnDayton #AccelerateED #NewPathways #SkillProgression

Earlier this month, Learn To Earn Dayton partnered with Kettering City Schools to lead a data walk for educators. Together, we explored what the data says about student success and opportunities to improve outcomes.

Congratulations to DaRon Holmes II on being the 22nd pick in the NBA Draft! Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off. DaRon has been a champion for school attendance as a spokesperson for the Learn to Earn Dayton Every Day in School Matters campaign. Inspiring on and off the court!

If you answer, “Yes” to one or more of these questions, then you’re considered an independent student and will not be required to provide information about your parents when filling out a FAFSA® form.​ Learn more about dependency status: StudentAid.gov/apply-for-aid/…