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We're Gaining Steam!

4/29/2019

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By Jaleesa Hall

Our education program, Driven 2 Succeed has officially started at H.D. Woodson High School, where we are serving more than 60 students through the implementation of three of our services, including our classroom residency-The Let's Make a Difference Project, in-classroom support, and lunch-time study hall. We just finished our mid-point evaluation with teachers and the administration and have been told that they have already seen gains in attendance and classwork/homework completion. This is our first full-service partnership, so we hope to use our initial, mid-point, and final evaluations, as well our data tracking systems to create our first impact report to see where we are, but also give is the ability to scout new partnerships. We are officially gaining steam!
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and so it begins...

2/27/2019

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By Jaleesa Hall

Recently, Raising A Village Foundation has secured a paid contract to do education programs in a local DC school. This is our first paid contract and something I have wanted for Raising A Village for a long time, especially when thinking about sustainable revenue streams. Now that we are about to start in two weeks, its time to put up or shut up. In other words, the time my team and I used over the last four months to prepare curriculum, systems, and plans now needs to be implemented. I am a bit nervous, hoping that all things will go as well as it can. So it begins... Let's see if this really works!
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Final update of 2018

1/15/2019

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By Jaleesa Hall

We are in the process of securing another partnership school in Ward 7 entitled H.D. Woodson High School starting in Spring 2019 through Fall 2019. At that time, we plan to measure our success by using an initial, mid-point and final evaluation by surveys of participating students to assess the programs efficacy in helping them develop targeted skill sets. Surveys include multiple choice and free-form elements designed to cover the three themes of college, career, and community in module one to gauge Raising A Village’s ability to assist with curriculum and program objectives and to seek insights for improvements.

Program measures were created via SurveyGizmo software. Surveys include multiple choice and free-form elements designed to gauge the Institute’s ability to assist with curriculum and program objectives and to seek insights for improvements. This software was chosen because it contains standard summary reports, advanced branding with custom domains, business integrations (Google Spreadsheets, API Control, Webhooks), JavaScript actions, segmentation, longitudinal, scheduled report runs, profile reports, Excel and PDF Exports. The data will be collected and transcribed into a qualitative and quantitative report for future program use and for the review of our grantee Campus Compact Mid-Atlantic to track our progress for the upcoming grant cycle.
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