BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
60% of a student’s academic success is impacted by out-of-school factors. Addressing such factors is essential to closing the achievement gaps experienced by students in low-income communities.
Beyond the Classroom creates a coordinated system of student-centered support by strengthening the connection between school districts and providers that serve students during out-of-school time.
BTC partners share data and collaborate on strategies to ultimately improve outcomes for all K-12 students and their families.
Data Partners
Seeding Success maintains a data sharing agreement with Memphis Shelby County Schools so that our community partners can track student progress and improve outcomes. S2 data partners agree to standards of ethical use for student data and receive training from us on how to interpret data and leverage it along with continuous improvement concepts. Learn more about becoming a Data Partner by reading our Data FAQs, or email Taylor DeMagistris: taylordm@seeding-success.org.
Agape Child and Family Services
Access, Language, and Literacy Memphis (ALL Memphis) Arise2Read
Books From Birth
Book Nook
Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis
Boy Scouts
BRIDGES
Catholic Charities
Christian Brothers University
Church Health Center
City Leadership
City of Memphis
City Year
Communities in Schools of Tennessee at Memphis (CIS)
Code Crew
The College Initiative
Concorde Career Colleges Emmanuel Center
Emmanuel Center
Empower Memphis
Desoto Youth Solutions
Facing History and Ourselves Family
Family Independence Initiative
Family Safety Center
First 8 Memphis
Frayser Development Corporation
Gifted Foundation
Girls Inc. Memphis
Girl Scouts Heart of the Mid-South
Grizzlies Foundation
Harwood Center
Heal the Hood Foundation
Health-Tech Institute
Healthy Families America
Inner L.I.G.H.T Youth and Community Development
Job Corps
Junior Achievement
Kairos Services
Knowledge Quest
Las Americas
Latino Memphis
Leadership Memphis/Graduate Memphis
Learn for Life
LeBonheur Children’s Hospital
LeBonheur Community Outreach
Literacy Mid-South
Living Life in Victory Church
Memphis Association for the Education of Young Children (MAEYC)
Memphis Athletic Ministries
Memphis Challenge
Memphis Dream Center
Memphis Education Fund (MEF)
Memphis Grizzlies Foundation
Memphis Leadership Foundation (MLF)
Memphis Music Initiative (MMI)
Memphis Public Libraries (MPL)
Memphis Teachers Residency (MTR)
Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association (MIFA)
Memphis Urban League
Mid-South Peace and Justice Center
Moore Technical College
Nurse Family Partnership
Operation Hope
Operation Safe Communities
Neighborhood Christian Centers (NCC)
New Memphis Institute
New Zion
Peer Power Foundation
Porter-Leath
REACH Memphis
Red Zone Ministries
Refugee Empowerment Program
Rhodes College
Schoolseed
Seedco
Shelby County Health Department
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Stand For Children
Southwest Tennessee Community College (SWTCC)
Southern College of Optometry (SCO)
Streets Ministries
Su Casa
The Collective
TCAT Memphis
Tech901
TNAchieves
United Way of the Mid-South
University of Memphis
Urban Strategies
YoWealth Academy
YMCA
YWCA
Youth Villages
Whole Child Strategies Inc
Workforce Investment Network
Shelby County Community Schools Partnership
The Shelby County Community Schools Partnership (SCCSP) focuses on the high-needs communities of Frayser, Northaven, and Millington to implement and evaluate the full-service community schools model.
What is a community school?
The community school model is an evidence-based approach that positions neighborhood schools as a base for providing resources for students and families in the community.
The SCCSP is made possible by a 5-year, $15M federal grant and $15M local matching funds. The investment will support improved outcomes for roughly 3400 families and students annually across Frayser, North Memphis, and Millington.
The partnership expands full-service community schools infrastructure and services like early childhood care, needs assessment and coordination, expanded learning opportunities, mental & physical health, and college and career pathways across multiple local education agencies. Over this 5-year period, the Center for Research in Educational Policy (CREP) at the University of Memphis will conduct an impact evaluation of the SCCSP and determine best practices to be scaled across Shelby County.