Grants Put Success Within Reach

Success for All Foundation is awarding $50,000 grants to qualifying elementary schools to help offset the initial cost of adopting a Success for All program. These funds are available due to a grant from the U.S. Department of Education.

A True Partnership of Success

Edison Elementary School in Centralia, Washington was one of the six elementary schools in Washington State that won the Title I Academic Achievement Award in 2009! Even though 80% of the children are economically disadvantaged, Edison continues to perform above the state average while partnering with the Foundation.

A Learning Community

Schools in St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, and Molokai Island, Hawaii, have taken advantage of the Success for All community to learn how adapt the approach for their indigenous cultures, and increased reading proficiency by 20%.

Proven Academic Results

As a school reborn in partnership with Success for All after Hurricane Katrina, Edward Hynes Charter School in New Orleans outperformed state expectations in 2010 with 82% of its eighth graders proficient in reading. The Title I school scored 33% over the state average!

Success is Possible For All!

In the Alhambra School District in Arizona, 74% of students in Success for All schools are proficient readers by third grade, even though 90% of the children in Alhambra live in poverty, and half speak English as a second language.

A 30% Increase in Grade-Level Readers!

After three years of implementing Success for All, 87% of students at Detroit Edison Public School Academy are reading at or above grade level, a 30% gain! These students continually beat the state average on the Michigan Educational Assessment (MEAP).