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The fiscal map documents and analyzes the various sources of funding that support programs and services for children and youth in Ohio. The map includes public dollars from federal and state sources and will aid state policymakers, regional partnerships, and advocates alike as it provides the first comprehensive view of existing funding streams.

Learn to Earn Dayton's Director of Data and Impact, Emma Smales, presented a session during the conference on the Power of Data to Drive Local & Statewide Outcomes, sharing several of the data dashboards available on our website.

For the past year, Learn to Earn Dayton has partnered with Children’s Funding Project to develop a fiscal map for the state. The fiscal map documents and analyzes the various sources of funding that support programs and services for children and youth in Ohio. The map includes public dollars from federal and state sources and will aid state policymakers, regional partnerships, and advocates alike as it provides the first comprehensive view of existing funding streams. 

Learn to Earn Dayton announces the launch of the Community Outcomes Data Dashboard. Originally created as a resource for the Montgomery County Two-Generation Collaborative to track progress connected to their efforts to support families, Learn to Earn Dayton is pleased to make this dashboard available for all members of the community working toward improved outcomes.

Children’s funding coordinators work with leaders and advocates in communities to help improve the lives of children and youth through strategic public financing.

The Learn to Earn Dayton welcoming a few new faces this summer. First to join us is Lakshmi Sneha. Lakshmi Sneha is a Master of Public...

Learn to Earn Dayton was honored to present the new Statewide Data Dashboard at Preschool Promise's Readiness Summit last week, as part...

Since the launch of the Statewide Data Dashboard, Learn to Earn Dayton has been in the headlines

Learn to Earn Dayton is pleased to announce the launch of the Statewide Data Dashboard.

The critical language to establish regional partnerships was included in the final version of SB 208 signed by Governor DeWine.

Learn to Earn Dayton is hiring for two positions to join the team committed to educational success & equitable outcomes.

Learn to Earn Dayton, in partnership with the City of Dayton, hosted a Community Kickoff for the My Voice. My City. My Future. Student Visio

Learn to Earn Dayton was selected to join the Children’s Funding Project State Child and Youth Fiscal Mapping Partnership on behalf of...

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

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

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 2022-2023 Learn to Earn Dayton Annual Report is here!

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

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