Websites using low income private schools as a keyword

Founded in 1966 as The Children’s Storefront, Storefront Academy Harlem is a tuition-free private school, educating urban youth of all learning abilities, from pre-k to 8th grade. Storefront Academy admission is lottery-based, meaning that we accept all students, regardless of academic ability or financial means. A forerunner to charter schools, Storefront Academy has been serving families in Harlem and the South Bronx for nearly fifty years. Our campus on 129th Street in East Harlem houses a rigorous academic program as well as strategically nurturing social supports to meet the needs of every child. We serve special needs students, English Language Learners, and students from low-income backgrounds all in an inclusion setting.

We empower schools with our two year teacher training and school strengthening program. We are driven to provide valuable training and coaching for teachers, school leaders and parents across the country.

Rocketship Education is a network of public K through 5 charter schools serving primarily low-income students in neighborhoods where access to excellent schools is limited

ACE provides low-income schools with highly trained AmeriCorps tutors to ensure that children advance to grade level in reading before third grade.

Exalt Education is building a teaching-and-learning network that equips educators with the knowledge and tools needed to serve low-income students nationally.

Empowering young people from under-resourced neighborhoods to become confident, productive and principled members of society through excellence in academics.