No-Cost Implementation Support

Technical assistance for schools, districts, nonprofits, higher education institutions, and state/local government agencies working to implement, expand, or improve tutoring, mentoring, student success coaching, postsecondary transition coaching, or wraparound/integrated supports for K-12 students.

The Partnership for Student Success offers no-cost implementation support and technical assistance through experts from leading national organizations, with support from a broader network of supporting champions. With support from Accelerate, City Year, Communities In Schools, National College Attainment Network, National Student Support Accelerator, and MENTOR, we offer:

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PROGRAM SUPPORT Thought partnership, strategy consultation, and partnership development support for programs seeking to start, expand, or improve.   SUBMIT REQUEST
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NETWORKS

Peer support networks through working groups and solutions networks.

 

 

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TOOLKITS & TRAININGS Practical toolkits and training materials for practitioners.     VIEW RESOURCES

What to Expect

Once you submit a support request, a member of the PSS team will contact you to schedule an initial 30-minute consultation with a member of our team and one of our subject matter experts to assess goals and develop recommended next steps. We’ve helped hundreds of organizations evaluate program quality, gain access to resources, make connections, and more. The type and intensity of technical assistance required will depend upon the unique needs of support seekers.

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