In the fall of 2022, Equal Opportunity Schools began working with 11 of the 13 high schools in the Prince William Count, VA district.
Chicago Public Schools
Equal Opportunity Schools began our partnership with the city of Chicago District 299 in the fall of 2017 with six public schools. We have since grown to 45 schools and a total of five cohorts. Despite a global pandemic, remote …
Gwinnett County Public Schools
EOS began our partnership with Gwinnett County Public Schools during the 2022-2023 school year by serving South Gwinnett and Shiloh High Schools. We were able to identify over 2,000 10th and 11th grade students who currently possess the academic ability, …
NYC Department of Education
Equal Opportunity Schools began our partnership with NYC Department of Education in Fall 2016 with 26 schools as part of the citywide AP for All Initiative launched by Mayor DeBlasio. We have since grown to over 70 schools and embedded …
The Necessity Of Empowering Others To Lead
*This post, authored by Equal Opportunity Schools’ CEO, Eddie Lincoln, was originally published on the Forbes website. During my first six months as interim chief executive officer of Equal Opportunity Schools, I worked 12 to 16 hours a day, six …
Nearly 1 million students miss out on advanced classes
Equal Opportunity Schools is working to change that, and make classes more accessible *This article originally appeared on the WCNC Charlotte website. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — This article involves commercial content. The products and services featured appear as paid advertising. …
What’s the Secret To Raising the Academic Bar for More Students? One National Nonprofit Is Making Progress
*This article originally appeared on the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative blog Since 2010, Seattle-based nonprofit Equal Opportunity Schools (EOS) has worked with schools around the country to enroll more than 53,000 students from diverse ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds to advanced high school courses …
School Board approves renewing deal with Equal Opportunity Schools
*This article originally appeared in Suncoast News. BROOKSVILLE — Hernando County School Board voted 3-2 on Aug. 10 to renew an $83,000 agreement with Equal Opportunity Schools, a Seattle-based company that offers a program of accelerated college-credit courses to qualifying …