Events

Ninth Grade Counts programs reach out to engage the students who are most likely to drop out (or “academic priority” students), providing focused summer learning opportunities tied to ninth grade curriculum, while integrating focus areas such as acting, algebra, and ecology. All students gain exposure to high school life, with a persistent focus on preparing them for college and careers. This is the December meeting for the Ninth Grade Counts Collaborative …

The Communities Supporting Youth Collaborative, convened by the SUN Service System Coordinating Council and All Hands Raised, includes Multnomah County’s community leaders in business, schools, provider and government agencies. The Collaborative members have come together with the commitment to work on community-wide issues under a common umbrella–The All Hands Raised Partnership. The focus of the Communities Supporting Youth Collaborative is: Strengthen …

The Early Learning Multnomah (ELM) Collaborative is co-convened by United Way and Multnomah County and serves as the early childhood Collaborative of the All Hands Raised Partnership. ELM is also designated as the state of Oregon’s Early Learning HUB for the region. The ELM Collaborative is working with a range of partners who share the belief in the need to align practices that positively impact our youngest children and their families …

The Communities Supporting Youth Collaborative, convened by the SUN Service System Coordinating Council and All Hands Raised, includes Multnomah County’s community leaders in business, schools, provider and government agencies. The Collaborative members have come together with the commitment to work on community-wide issues under a common umbrella–The All Hands Raised Partnership. The focus of the Communities Supporting Youth Collaborative is: Strengthen …

The Communities Supporting Youth Collaborative, convened by the SUN Service System Coordinating Council and All Hands Raised, includes Multnomah County’s community leaders in business, schools, provider and government agencies. The Collaborative members have come together with the commitment to work on community-wide issues under a common umbrella–The All Hands Raised Partnership. The focus of the Communities Supporting Youth Collaborative is: Strengthen …

The Communities Supporting Youth Collaborative is harnessing the collective strengths of our communities and our schools to ensure that every child is present and engaged in learning. This Collaborative is co-convened with the SUN Service System Coordinating Council. Newcomers and members who have not attended a meeting recently should arrive half an hour early, at 8 AM, for a brief orientation …

The Communities Supporting Youth Collaborative is harnessing the collective strengths of our communities and our schools to ensure that every child is present and engaged in learning. This Collaborative is co-convened with the SUN Service System Coordinating Council. Newcomers and members who have not attended a meeting recently should arrive half an hour early, at 8 AM, for a brief orientation …

Co-convened with Social Venture Partners and Multnomah County, the Ready for Kindergarten Collaborative meets monthly. This Collaborative utilizes the wisdom and resources of committed individuals and organizations to eliminate racial & ethnic disparities, address economic barriers, and align quality supports for young children and their families. Learn more here. First-time and long-absent participants should arrive at 9am for a brief orientation before the meeting …

The April meeting of Ninth Grade Counts will be held at Marshall High School. Ninth Grade Counts is a community-wide initiative launched in 2009 to increase graduation rates by supporting summer learning, keeping more kids on track through the transition into high school. Learn more here …

The March meeting of Ninth Grade Counts will be held at Marshall High School. Ninth Grade Counts is a community-wide initiative launched in 2009 to increase graduation rates by supporting summer learning, keeping more kids on track through the transition into high school. Learn more here …