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The mission of Patterson Park Public Charter School is to provide a community-centered learning environment that values diversity and embraces a whole child approach to develop well-educated citizens. Our Vision Life-long learners, healthy families, and strong neighborhoods. Our Values: PPPCS is a community-founded school driven to academic excellence and devoted to a whole child philosophy in a diverse setting. We believe in … Challenging every child academically using interdisciplinary, thematic, hands-on instruction that fosters creativity, critical thinking and a life-long love of learning. Developing character in our young people by cultivating civility, perseverance, resilience and shared responsibility. Partnering with our broader community to support student success, healthy families and strong neighborhoods. Our Motto The City is Our Classroom; the World is Our Future.

THE PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL OPERATES AS PART OFTHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM WITH ITS FOCUS ON PROVIDING A HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN THAT EMPOWERS FA MI LIES THRO UGH A CULTURALLY SENSITIVE FAMILY LITERACY MODEL

The school offers a carefully prepared, safe and nurturing environment in which children, age 3 to 6 actively engage in a variety of work areas to encourage their fullest development. Inspired by Dr. Maria Montessori, the school endeavors to instill a life-long love of learning.

The Ounce of Prevention Fund gives children in poverty the best chance for success in school and in life by advocating for and providing the highest quality care and education from birth to age five.

Friends of Waltham Family School, Inc. (FWFS) supports Waltham Family School in its mission to provide educational opportunities for families who want to learn English. The mission of FWFS is to raise financial support; to raise awareness of the Waltham Family School in the community; and to recruit volunteers. Waltham Family School (WFS) empowers English Language Learner families to be literate, self-sufficient and connected to the greater Waltham Community.

82nd Street Academics complements public education in New York City so that students, regardless of home language, will have access to quality public higher education.

Our Mission: Sweet Pea Montessori collaborates with families to offer quality infant and toddler Montessori environments. We strive for community, equity, and connections with nature. Purpose: Sweet Pea Montessori School is a diverse community of infants, toddlers, their families, and Montessori-trained caregivers. It provides children with a loving and and developmentally appropriate environment to learn and grow in while at school and supports families through cooperation and parent education. It serves as a model and offers mentorship to those interested in pursuing Montessori training. Vision: Our vision is to collaborate with and support parents in their endeavor to raise happy, healthy children who appreciate and care for nature. We wish to be a model that brings community and

Our preschool environment aims to maintain and reinforce our children’s Spanish home language and create a school where parents and children experience collective participation, ecological responsibility, holistic health, and progressive social consciousness. We believe that the experience of diversity (diversity of race, gender, ethnic origin, economics and opinion) creates a rich learning environment and is necessary preparation for living in a diverse world. By cherishing ethnic differences and supporting economic diversity, we create a community that encourages global awareness and social responsibility.

Familias En La Escuela (FELE) believes that parent participation - in both the classroom and organizational structures of the school - improves the educational experience of all children and the quality of the Chicago Public Schools. FELE supports the mission of IAMS by: Providing and promoting opportunities for parent involvement Enhancing communication between the school and the home Raising funds sufficient to support and, ideally, enlarge extra-curricular programs Functioning as parent and student advocates. All our activities are undertaken in close collaboration with the school faculty, administration and staff.

Assistance League of Sonoma County is a nonprofit organization composed of trained volunteers who identify community needs and respond to them with financial and hands-on support.

St. Paul's Episcopal Day School develops confident learners, ethical leaders, and compassionate, engaged citizens.

The mission of Canyon Heights Academy is to provide the highest quality education to our students and contribute to their integral (intellectual, human, spiritual and apostolic) formation as Catholic Christian leaders. Through them, we seek to contribute to social renewal in light of the Gospel. Canyon Heights students should be young people of integrity and character who command a knowledge of their faith, the humanities, and the sciences. Students should display a critical discernment and possess a disposition toward service.