The Strive Partnership is a cradle to career education partnership focused on improving student achievement and growth – kindergarten readiness rates through postsecondary completion rates – in the urban core of Cincinnati, Covington and Newport.
We are a unique public-private partnership of early learning leaders, superintendents, college presidents, funders, business leaders, and service providers who know that improving education starts with a world-class system of early learning, has to include high performing schools for every child, and must involve postsecondary preparedness and success.
The key, we believe, is to work across sectors, and in a data-focused way, to better align and leverage existing resources around what works – getting to a more effective and efficient system of education – cradle to career. To this end, we offer the following recommendations:
The Strive Partnership is focused on the success of our children: every child, every step, from cradle to career. The Strive Partnership unites common providers around shared issues, goals, measurements and results, and then actively supports and strengthens strategies that work.
Our Aligned Policy Agenda
Our Aligned Policy Agenda
The Strive Partnership is a cradle to career education partnership focused on improving student achievement and growth – kindergarten readiness rates through postsecondary completion rates – in the urban core of Cincinnati, Covington and Newport.
We are a unique public-private partnership of early learning leaders, superintendents, college presidents, funders, business leaders, and service providers who know that improving education starts with a world-class system of early learning, has to include high performing schools for every child, and must involve postsecondary preparedness and success.
The key, we believe, is to work across sectors, and in a data-focused way, to better align and leverage existing resources around what works – getting to a more effective and efficient system of education – cradle to career. To this end, we offer the following recommendations:
The Strive Partnership State Policy Agenda 2011
The Strive Partnership State Policy Agenda 2011_Summary