Non-Profits Give School Reform a BOOST | New Haven IndependentTop New Haven not-for-profits have invited 150 colleagues to design their contribution to New Haven’s ambitious school reform drive. City and non profit leaders announced a new partnership called BOOST at city hall press conference Thursday afternoon.
City and non profit leaders announced a new partnership called “BOOST” at City Hall press conference Thursday afternoon. The plan represents the not-for-profit sector’s organized entrance into the school reform drive, following on the heels of the business community. The fledgling reform drive aims to cut the achievement gap, cut the drop out rate in half, and prepare each high school graduate for college.
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