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{{toplink|url=http://www.philaschoolpartnership.org/|name=philaschoolpartnership.org}}'''Philadelphia School Partnership'''.
{{toplink|url=http://www.philaschoolpartnership.org/|name=philaschoolpartnership.org}}'''Philadelphia School Partnership'''.


To ensure that great schools can thrive, we are addressing some of the most pressing needs among schools of all types. We're doing this by:


-Investing in programs and partners that recruit, train and retain great teachers and school leaders
-Empowering families with information and access
-Removing policy barriers that block innovation and excellence
We invest in schools of all types. Our committed funds are currently invested in charter (65%), district (25%) and private (10%) schools.
We invest in schools of all types. Our committed funds are currently invested in charter (65%), district (25%) and private (10%) schools.
==In The News==
==In The News==
*[http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2017/03/20/seven-figure-grant-aims-to-help-train-students-to-become-teachers-in-philadelphia/ Seven Figure Grant Aims To Help Train Students To Become Teachers In Philadelphia], CBS Philly, March 20, 2017.
*[http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2017/03/20/seven-figure-grant-aims-to-help-train-students-to-become-teachers-in-philadelphia/ Seven Figure Grant Aims To Help Train Students To Become Teachers In Philadelphia], CBS Philly, March 20, 2017.

Revision as of 11:59, 23 July 2017

philaschoolpartnership.org

Philadelphia School Partnership.

To ensure that great schools can thrive, we are addressing some of the most pressing needs among schools of all types. We're doing this by:

-Investing in programs and partners that recruit, train and retain great teachers and school leaders -Empowering families with information and access

-Removing policy barriers that block innovation and excellence We invest in schools of all types. Our committed funds are currently invested in charter (65%), district (25%) and private (10%) schools.

In The News

Editor's Note

Apparently the site is having some problems today, 3/20/2017, because this is clearly a real organization, as you see in the news story, but I can't get past a security warning to the website. So if the next editor of this page will, please, check the URL and if you get to the website, fill out the rest of this entry from the information you see there. ~Paul