Partnership for Student Success

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The Partnership for Student Success at @jhueducation.bsky.social is a coalition working to enable all students to get the evidence-based supports they need to succeed.

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Fresh off the incredible #PSSSummit2026 in DC, our Advisory Committee gathered to reflect on key learnings and discuss the year ahead.

Grateful to our partners across education, youth development & national service. The summit is over, but our work continues!

A collection of logos representing the advisory committee members for the Partnership for Student Success, including AARP Foundation Experience Corps, City Year, Communities In Schools, SUNY, and other partner organizations.
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That’s a wrap on the 2026 Partnership for Student Success Summit!
From ethical AI in tutoring to workforce co-design, yesterday showed the power of coming together for students. Thank you to all our amazing speakers & attendees. Let’s keep building for student success!
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Attendees sitting at wooden tables listening to a presentation in a modern conference room with large floor-to-ceiling windows. A panel of presenters sits at the front next to a screen displaying a flow chart presentation.Seven members of the Partnership for Student Success team standing in a row against a textured wall. Two team members in the center hold up a white poster displaying the "Partnership for Student Success" logo and mission statement.Summit attendees sitting at outdoor tables on a high-rise rooftop patio under a clear blue sky. In the background, the dome of the U.S. Capitol building is visible above landscaped greenery. A group of attendees seated around a large conference table filled with laptops and water bottles during a small group dialogue at the Partnership for Student Success Summit. In the background, a screen displays a presentation slide titled "Small Group Dialogue" with discussion prompts.
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Packed house at @jhu.edu Bloomberg Center for the Partnership for Student Success Summit!
Nothing beats connecting with education and youth development practitioners dedicated to expanding evidence-based K-12 student supports.
Stay tuned for highlights! #PSS2026

Attendees seated along a conference table look toward a presentation screen reading "WELCOME! 2024 Partnership for Student Success Summit" in a bright room with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Drinks, notebooks, and laptops are arranged on the table.Wide view of a conference room filled with audience members seated at long wooden tables during the Partnership for Student Success event. A presentation slide titled "Partnership for Student Success" is displayed on a screen at the front left, while a participant in the center raises their hand.Audience members sitting at tables face a presentation screen displaying a slide for "Dr. Robert Balfanz: Holding the Course in Challenging Times" from the Johns Hopkins University School of Education. Dr. Balfanz stands at the podium on the right speaking into a microphone.Attendees sit around a long wooden table at the Partnership for Student Success event in Washington, DC, listening to a presenter standing near a podium. Two large projection screens display slides with QR codes in a modern conference room with floor-to-ceiling windows and large circular ring lights
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Transforming student outcomes takes a community effort. A new white paper from ASU Mary Lou Fulton College frames tutors, mentors, and after-school staff as vital economic infrastructure.
Proud to see @innovateedunyc.bsky.social & @ps-success.bsky.social featured: tinyurl.com/mr2d4ajy

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Tomorrow, Sept 29 at 12:30 PM ET! Join Campaign for Grade-Level Reading & The Alliance for Youth Thriving to discuss leveraging the Federal Education Tax Credit.
Funders: Learn how philanthropy can help prepare afterschool/summer programs for 2027.
Register: tinyurl.com/3ww9yu6c

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Students shouldn't just respond to education programs—they should help design them.
At #PSSSummit2026 on Oct 6, join Jeri Crispe, Michelle Starnes, and Maria Waltemeyer from Everyone Graduates Center at @jhueducation.bsky.social for: Student Designers—From Responders to Contributors.
See you in DC!

A graphic for the Partnership for Student Success Summit titled "Student Designers-From Responders to Contributors." It features headshots and names for speakers Jeri Crispe, Michelle Starnes, and Maria Waltemeyer, all from the Johns Hopkins University Everyone Graduates Center. The Partnership for Student Success Summit logo appears in the upper left corner, and the Partnership for Student Success logo appears in the upper right corner. Event details "Washington, DC - October 6, 2026" appear in the bottom right.
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How can relationship-based supports harness AI to strengthen human connections?
At #PSSSummit2026 in DC on Oct 6, Erin Mote (@innovateedunyc.bsky.social) will host LEAP Innovations, OnYourMark, Saga Ed & Urban Assembly to explore ethical K-12 AI.
Looking forward to seeing our network in DC!

A graphic for the Partnership for Student Success Summit titled "Ethically and Effectively Leveraging AI in Relationship-Driven Student Supports." It features headshots, names, and organizations for moderator Erin Mote and speakers Stephanie Cardella Barraza, Danielle Reece, Alan Safran, and Mindy Sjoblom. The Partnership for Student Success Summit logo appears in the upper left corner, and the Partnership for Student Success logo appears in the upper right corner. Event details "Washington, DC - October 6, 2026" appear in the bottom right.
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Community educators & youth workers are critical to student growth, but their labor is often overlooked.

Join the Everyone Graduates Center at @jhueducation.bsky.social for a talk with Dr. Bianca J. Baldridge on grace & equity in youth work on 10/1 at 12 PM ET: tinyurl.com/5de4vkms

Promotional graphic for an event titled "Whose Education Labor Matters? Grace, Accountability, and Gratitude in Community-Based Research," featuring a photo of speaker Dr. Bianca J. Baldridge (Associate Professor at Harvard Graduate School of Education and author of Laboring in the Shadows). The event takes place on Thursday, October 1, 2026, from 12:00–1:00 P.M. ET / 11:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. CT.
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