Community-Based Organizations (CBO) Grant to Support Student Learning Recovery and Acceleration

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Academic Student Supports, Behavioral Health Supports, Case Management and Wraparound Services, and Mentoring Awardees Announced

OSPI is pleased to announce the following Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) have been selected for the CBO Grant to Support Student Learning Recovery and Acceleration:

Academic Student Supports

Blue Mountain Action Council
Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue
Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lewis Clark Valley
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula
Children's Home Society of Washington
Family Learning Center
Family Promise of Clark County
FIRST Washington
If You Could Save Just One (Just One)
International Rescue Committee
iUrban Teen
Multicultural Child and Family Hope Center
Northwest Learning & Achievement Group/ Altera
Reading Partners
Sawhorse Revolution
South Sound YMCA
Spark Central
Team Read
Ted Brown Music Outreach
United General District #304/Foundation of District #304
Vamos Outdoors Project
Wenatchee Valley YMCA
YMCA of Grays Harbor
YouthCare

Behavioral Health Supports

Arts Council of Snohomish County dba Schack Art Center
Atlantic Street Center
Brigid Collins House
CAFE: Community for the Advancement of Family Education
Children's Home Society of Washington
CultureSeed
East African Community Services
Friends of Youth
Improving School Attendance for Families Experiencing Homelessness Collaborative (ISA)
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center
Kitsap Mental Health Services
Lifeline Connections
Lutheran Community Services Northwest
Northwest Autism Center
One Heart Wild
Valley Cities Counseling and Consultation
Youth Eastside Services

Case Management and Wraparound Services

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Columbia Basin
Catholic Charities Eastern Washington (CCEW)
Children's Home Society of Washington
Communities In Schools of Central Washington
Communities In Schools of Rural Eastern Washington
Communities In Schools of the Blue Mountain Region
Council for the Homeless
Empowering Youth and Families Outreach
Improving School Attendance for Families Experiencing Homelessness Collaborative (ISA)
International Rescue Committee
Lopez Island Family Resource Center
Lutheran Community Services Northwest
Olympic Peninsula YMCA
Sea Mar Community Health Centers
The Skagit Valley Family YMCA
TOGETHER!
YMCA of Greater Seattle
YouthCare

Mentoring

Anacortes Family Center
Big Brother Big Sisters of the Inland Northwest
Boys & Girls Clubs of Benton and Franklin Counties
Boys & Girls Clubs of King County
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula
Explore Your Wild Youth Programs / Yakima Valley Tutoring
Friends of the Children Seattle
Friends of the Children Southwest Washington
Friends of the Children Tacoma (Friends-Tacoma)
Lopez Island Family Resource Center
MENTOR Washington
Millwood Impact
North Counties' Family Services
Northwest Alliance for College Access (DBA FuturesNW)
Northwest Learning and Achievement Group
Partners in Careers

A huge thank you to all the CBOs who applied! Superintendent Reykdal and the entire team at the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction have prioritized grants to community based organizations, and their education partners, as we continue to respond to the complex nature of the COVID pandemic. CBO's are critical partners in supporting each communities shared goal of supporting and sustaining the learning, physical health, and mental health of our youth.

Individual grantees have been notified of grant amounts and next steps.

Contact

For up to date information and to sign up for email notifications, visit the CBO Grant to Support Student Learning Recovery and Acceleration website.

If you have questions, please contact: The Center for the Improvement of Student Learning (CISL) at CBOGrants@k12.wa.us

If you are in need of language accommodations for documents or any information shared in the webinar please contact CBOGrants@k12.wa.us. We will work with individuals to procure any needed translation or interpretation as we become aware of it.

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