To achieve academic success, students need healthy food, physical activity, and other supports for healthy bodies and minds.

Provide academic and social supports to keep students on track—especially in their transitional first year.

Data can be collected, shared, analyzed and used to identify community needs and prioritize strategies to advance equity.

Studies show that learning opportunities in our early years are crucial for academic success.

Educational success depends on attracting, retaining, and supporting quality educators and leaders.

Help students overcome financial barriers to higher education.

Engaged communities and families ensure that education systems are responsive, relevant, powerful, and integrated with broader community transformation initiatives.

Create well-designed pathways that guide students in meeting their academic goals.

A positive school climate has been linked to improved emotional behavioral and emotional outcomes.

Academic and social supports are an essential tool in closing gaps in educational success for students of color, low-income students and others.

Manage tracking and ensure every student has educational opportunities that prepare them for college, career and the future of their choice.