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L2ED CEO Stacy Schweikhart shared her thoughts on the future of the Dayton Region for an article published by Dayton Daily News.

The SASC Kickoff welcomed out-of-school professionals to explore the resources available for student success.

Learn to Earn Dayton is thrilled to announce round 2 of the Community Investment Fund -- providing up to $625K to local organizations.

The post is a dedicated place for interested organizations/applicants to learn more about Round 2 of the Community Investment Fund.

Phillip Talley served as a summer intern for L2ED. Learn more about what drew him to the opportunity and what he learned.

On National Intern Day, we're celebrating a talented intern who joined Learn to Earn Dayton for summer 2023. Meet Morgan!

Join the Summer and Afterschool Collaborative at the 2023-2024 Season Kick-Off!

L2ED is thrilled to welcome Erica Fields as the new Director of Place Based Strategies, joining the team in cradle-to-career solutions.

L2ED was awarded $500,000 from the Gates Foundation to launch the PACCE Program (Pathways for Accelerated College and Career Exploration)

Congratulations to DO STEM, the Dayton Regional STEM School, and the Dayton Regional STEM Center for their recognition from ODE. STEM City!

The Inside Dayton Program is a valuable learning experience for H.S. students and a meaningful way to include student voice in the BAC.

MCESC's Joint Statement of Work Features Efforts in Strengthening Student Opportunity for Stable Employment

The Community Investment Fund provided deeply connected, yet historically under-resourced nonprofits with vital support.

Explore photos from the Power of Place event, a celebration of the work of 300+ residents and stakeholders in creating the NWDP Plan.

The Affordable Connectivity Program can save eligible households $30/month on internet costs -- helping to expand internet access.

Learn to Earn Dayton continues the critical work to raise awareness about best literacy practices for early grade classrooms.

For kids in the early grades, their attendance is affected both by what's happening with them and what's happening with their parents.

Calling rising sophomores! Our partners at MCESC have extended the deadline through Friday, June 16 to complete the application/interview.

Reading 15 minutes a day helps keep kids' minds active and engaged over the summer to avoid the dreaded "summer slide."

A new website serves as a one-stop shop for Montgomery County students (and parents) to access information about applying for college.