Our Impact

The Partnership for Student Success (PSS) is a dynamic coalition united by a shared mission: to ensure every student has access to the evidence-based supports they need to thrive. 

Based at the Johns Hopkins University Everyone Graduates Center and comprised of hundreds of nonprofit organizations, schools, districts, and higher education institutions, the PSS coalition works collaboratively to expand high-impact tutoring, mentoring, student success coaching, postsecondary transition coaching, and wraparound/integrated student supports across the United States. 

Learn more about our impact, as well as the impact of the National Partnership for Student Success (July 2022 – January 2025) in the reports below.

2025-26 Impact Report

Over the last year, the PSS has emerged as a leading network committed to sustaining, expanding, and improving evidence-based student supports amidst new and emerging challenges faced by direct service providers including funding changes, shifts in enabling environments, and continued and evolving need for student supports to address persistent challenges facing young people. Our coalition has demonstrated incredible resilience, creativity, and commitment to students during this time and we are proud to support each of their work.

Learn more about our work and impact in 2025-2026.

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Green graphic with the Partnership for Student Success logo icon and the words: Over the past three school years, an estimated 400,000 additional adults have stepped up to support K-12 students in public schools as tutors, mentors, postsecondary advisors, and wraparound support providers.

Recent Research

Our team partners with the RAND Corporation to field an annual, nationally representative survey of public school principals on the reach and use of evidence-based and people-powered students supports, an important measure of our coalition’s impact. In the most recent report from November 2025, Johns Hopkins University researchers found that four years after the height of the pandemic, there is widespread use of these supports in public schools, but continued growth in these interventions is needed to meet the scale of student needs. Read the full report to learn more.

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National Partnership for Student Success Impact Repor: 2022-2025

This report outlines key actions, outcomes, and impact of the National Partnership for Student Success between July 2022 and January 2025.

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National Partnership for Student Success Impact Report 2022-2023

This report outlines key actions and outcomes of the first year of the National Partnership for Student Success’ operation (2022-2023).

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