Leader Formation

United to Learn brings community partners together with leaders to study the systemic challenges that exist within public education, while celebrating the tremendous gains within our neighborhood schools, showcasing skills and knowledge needed to address inequity in education and highlighting actionable pathways for all to contribute to our community’s collective success. Learn more about our Women’s Forum and Policy Study.

U2L Liaisons

U2L Liaisons serve as 1:1 thought partners with campus leaders and advocate for the unique goals of their U2L Schools.

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Community Collaboration

Businesses, faith-based organizations, independent schools, and community groups collaborate with United to Learn to respond to the needs of specific campuses to understand their needs and walk alongside them in the journey to grow student achievement and purposeful leaders.

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U2L Teen Corps

Our signature youth leadership program attracts students who are interested in exploring issues related to educational equity and want get involved with public elementary schools. Learn as a Fellow, serve on the Teen Board or volunteer on campus.

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Community Activation Impact

1,750

community members trained as tutors, advocates and volunteers

15,320

volunteer hours this year

95%

of volunteers reported feeling more informed about Dallas ISD and more equipped to lead

We are all committed to work together through United to Learn because our children’s futures are bound together. Dallas cannot succeed as a city until all children have a quality education.

-Laura Day, Executive Director,
Institute for Social Impact at
The Hockaday School

 

To learn more about how you can be a part of this work contact

Director of Community Activation, Michael Riemer.