Student Success Networks
The concept of Student Success Networks is based on the golden rules of the sharing and teamwork.
Student Success Networks are groups of individual, independent organizations with a similar mission who come together to identify and work towards shared goals.
For example, the Mentoring Student Success Network includes 13 organizations that provide some type of mentoring, whether it is one mentor to one child, one mentor to a group of children, or one mentor to a classroom of children. Some organizations focus on certain areas of the city, certain schools, or on children in certain circumstances. All the organizations look different, but they share the core mission of and passion for mentoring.
The Networks meet regularly to work through Strive Endorsement Process.
To be accepted as a Strive Student Success Network, a group must:
- Align – Clearly align with our goals according to the Student’s Roadmap to Success.
- Include – Include all appropriate organizations and be willing to expand as additional organizations are identified.
- Support – Have wide support in the community.
- Commit – Commit to being data-driven and use Strive Six Sigma, as appropriate.
- Transparent – Be willing to publish progress and share data with the community.