Student success systems are a way of organizing a school community to better support the academic progress, college and career transitions, and well-being of all students.
By focusing on relationships, actionable data, and evidence-based practices, student success systems help educators and communities build a sense of belonging and school connection among students, address school-wide achievement patterns, and meet individual student needs.
Demopolis High School was chosen as the GRAD Partnership’s fifth spotlight school for its success in fostering student-centered mindsets as part of their implementation of...
Focusing on efforts to improve agency, belonging, and connectedness are the most direct ways that a school can have an impact on a student’s mental health.
Join the GRAD Partnership for a discussion of findings from the first in-depth analysis of the pandemic’s impact on high school graduation rates across the nation, including at the state...
The four components of student success systems bring together several key actions which collectively reduce chronic absenteeism. Use this collection of resources to address school-wide attendance patterns and meet individual student needs.
These tools are designed for use by student success teams and district leaders to spark courageous conversations that lead to reflection, collaboration, and innovation.
The GRAD PARTNERSHIP
Nine Organizations Coming Together
In One Collective Effort
The GRAD Partnership for Student Success is a collaborative effort involving non-profits, community organizations, school districts, and schools which seeks to co-create effective student success systems with school leaders, teachers, students, parents, and community members.