As we close another impactful year, we take a moment to reflect on significant milestones and fruitful collaborations. One partnership that stands out prominently is our work with the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI). Their unwavering support has played a pivotal …
Every November, our country recognizes this time as Native American Heritage Month. At Equal Opportunity Schools, we celebrate the knowledge, culture, and traditions of the hundreds of Tribal Nations across our country all year long. Native people are proud, resilient, …
After buying gifts for family and friends on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday (Nov. 28th) is a great annual tradition of generosity. It’s a crucial day for nonprofit organizations, including here at Equal Opportunity Schools. In hundreds of …
At Equal Opportunity Schools (EOS), we can’t help but get excited about the future of our organization! With the recent expansion of our Resource Development Team, we’ve been making moves to increase transparency and awareness. EOS is an organization of …
Groundbreaking research for school district superintendents, administrators and educators now available at eoschools.org Equal Opportunity Schools (EOS), the nationwide nonprofit leader in partnering with US high schools to provide student insights and accelerate college and career access and opportunity, releases …
We can all agree that today’s high school students are facing a lot. After all, they’ve just come through years of disrupted learning in the midst of a global pandemic. There’s more and more data to suggest social media is …
Bottom line: this stuff works! It works because EOS is not a canned program. A consultant works with your sites, with their unique needs and issues, to help them develop and execute a concerted plan to reach students you have not been …
“Someone came in to school [and] talked with us about AP classes. She showed me the apple on my profile…[where] a teacher said they thought I could take it [an AP class]…that was the point where I was like, ‘If …
“I’m glad I took an AP class because I got to meet new people from different countries.” As a 10th grader, Catalina had primarily only heard negative things about Advanced Placement (AP) courses at this Chicagoland high school. Even with …