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This four-session study, inspired by the work of Ken Williams, who visited in May, saw an enthusiastic participation from local educators

Learn to Earn Dayton, with Omega CDC presented with Harvard School of EdRedesign at the recent StriveTogether Policy Summit in Washington DC

Mighty Rams year end performance from Kindergarten and First Grade students from Trotwood-Madison

Early Grade Literacy Collaborative, with Learn to Earn Dayton, hosted author Ken Williams last Thursday for a dynamic community...

Learn to Earn Dayton CEO Stacy Schweikhart and CEO Emeritus Tom Lasley were recently guests on the Getting Smart podcast

The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce has awarded Wright State University, in collaboration with the Montgomery County...

Join Learn to Earn Dayton and the Early Grade Literacy Collaborative on Thursday, May 9, at 5 p.m. for a presentation from Ken Williams.

The Carnegie Corporation named Learn to Earn Dayton/Omega CDC a finalist for its Profiles in Collective Leadership

L2ED joined with our statewide team and national network members for a two-day conference as we continue to strengthen and scale the program

Dayton high school students are invited to use their voice and answer a short survey to make Dayton a better city for teens.

Dayton Public Schools High School students, parents, and caregivers are invited to attend the Hope Zone Future Self Day!

Educators! Join DREAM for the next professional development session. The February conversation focuses on Social Emotional Learning.

L2ED offers SASC members grant support through information sharing and peer review for successful 21st CCLC applications.

L2ED and MCESC partnered to provide a training in the science of reading for staff and volunteers at Omega CDC.

L2ED offers access and support to critical data analysis tools, helping programs measure impact

UD basketball player Koby Brea visited Trotwood's "Mighty Classroom" students as part of the EVERY DAY IN SCHOOL MATTERS.

Students and contributors (parents, spouses, etc.) should get Federal Student Aid IDs now before the FAFSA opens at the end of the month.

The Accelerate ED Ohio Team, convened by Learn to Earn Dayton, attended a national gathering to share insights and opportunity.

Dr. David Lawrence introduced a new Academic Action Plan as DPS strives for strong schools and improved student success.

Dayton/Montgomery County receives national designation of "Pacesetter" for work advancing grade level reading proficiency.