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Our free, interactive mapping tool is designed to help grantmakers maximize their investments in education!

FEATURED MAP: A recently announced announced a $5 million multi-year grant to an initiative of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to improve early childhood education in some of Grand Rapids' poorest neighborhoods. Create a grant map to find out:

How much foundation funding has been awarded to early childhood education programs?
  • Plot grantmaker and recipient location pins and select "All" under Grant Indicator
  • Under Subjects, find "Education, early childhood education" under "Elementary/Secondary Education"
  • Go to Demographic Indicator, select "Poverty Rate", and click "Refresh Map"
  • Mouse over to see how your state compares to others in the amount of funding for early childhood education and analyze possible funding gaps
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Early Grade Retention and Student Success: Evidence From Los Angeles
Public Policy Institute of California

March 2011

Analyzes risk factors of retention through third grade in the L.A. Unified School District, including age, gender, race/ethnicity, family income, and English learner status; retention's effectiveness in improving grade-level skills; and educators' views.

How Students Are Making It: Perspectives on Getting Through College From Recent Graduates of the Boston Public Schools
Boston Foundation

June 2011

Analyzes public high school graduates' college experiences by level of academic success, including the role of self-management skills, academic advising, and contextual issues related to family, employment, and financial pressures. Makes recommendations.

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