Indiana’s Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL) is the GRAD Partnership’s Newest Intermediary
The GRAD Partnership is proud to announce Indiana’s Center for Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL) as its newest Intermediary.
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The GRAD Partnership Intermediaries serve as catalysts for the implementation of sustainable student success systems for local schools and districts. Different kinds of organizations can serve as Intermediaries, including nonprofit organizations, advocacy groups, higher education centers, and school districts.
Intermediaries help advance the GRAD Partnership’s mission by:
Benefits of becoming an Intermediary:
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Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL) was established by the University of Indianapolis in 2001. Through strategic partnerships, CELL enables high-quality innovations and opportunities for Indiana schools, educators, and students. CELL has developed rural and urban school networks, which are both included in their GRAD Partnership Intermediary school cohort.
Missouri State University’s Center for Rural Education is Missouri’s only state-supported entity focused on the needs of rural schools. As one of the GRAD Partnership’s rural cohorts, the Center works with rural schools in the Ozarks region.
The GRAD Partnership is proud to announce Indiana’s Center for Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL) as its newest Intermediary.
Missouri State University’s Center for Rural Education and the Arizona Rural School Association (ARSA) join The University of West Alabama
The network of Northern California cradle-to-career organizations was chosen as a GRAD Partnership Spotlight for its efforts to help schools
Recently, the Rural Schools Collaborative Team and GRAD Partnership Intermediaries from the University of West Alabama (UWA) and North State
The GRAD Partnership is currently working with over 60 schools and districts across the nation.
Partner with us to plan, implement, and sustain high-quality student success systems so that middle and high schools are empowered to graduate all students ready for the future.
Empower schools to improve and enable the educational success of all students.