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IMPACT
for 19,277 children, families and caring adults
PROVEN PROGRAMS
in 11 school districts
ADVOCATING
for 52,000 children and families
GUIDING
50+ community partnership network
HIGH VALUE
95 cents of every dollar goes directly to programs
LOW COST
$22.50 average taxpayer cost
Imagination… What we can easily see is only a small percentage of what is possible. Logistics through innovation, dedication, and technology.
Fatma Hassan
Imagination… What we can easily see is only a small percentage of what is possible. Logistics through innovation, dedication, and technology.
John DOE
Imagination… What we can easily see is only a small percentage of what is possible. Logistics through innovation, dedication, and technology.
Laurel
Is early childhood education a worthwhile investment? The answer is yes from researchers who followed by North Carolina middle schoolers through eighth grade.
The Learning Community starts the new year with new members in Subcouncils 1: Bradley Ekwerekwu and Brian Thommes, Subcouncil 3: Mark Hoeger and Melinda Kozel, and Subcouncil 5: Anayeli Martinez-Real. Meet the entire Coordinating Council.
Nebraska data is part of the latest ACES research now on our Research Foundation page. READ MORE
As the new school year gets underway, every family can take some simple steps to build positive relationships. That’s one of the building blocks in Parent University and it works. Read about it in this Omaha World Herald story in Momaha.
After listening to North Omaha fathers, the Learning Community created a new Parent University course just for dads.
It’s a big day for children and families who prepared for success together.
Parents see new opportunities as they graduate from the Learning Community Center of South Omaha. Recent evaluations include outcomes that show children and parents succeeding together.
Local elementary schools are a hub for this Learning Community supported program with promising early results. MORE
Learning Community Dad shares perspective at national conference School-family partnerships are the key focus area as the Learning Community of Douglas and Sarpy Counties presents at the National Families Learning Conference in Tuscon, Arizona. The conference draws educators and program staff from across the country to learn and share best practice guidelines. Andre Adams, […]
The first-ever Community Achievement Plan unites school, family and community around new pathways for student success.
The Learning Community is the first Nebraska organization to join the Aspen Ascend network of 2-Gen partners.
