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Our Impact

Charlotte-Mecklenburg has experienced tremendous growth in the last two decades and the demographics continue to change.

The gap between high and low income households is growing and the number of socio-economically stressed children and families in CMS schools has increased. Consider these facts:

*U.S. Census Bureau, 2021
**Children’s Defense Fund – The State of America’s Children, 2023
***Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, 2023

Our Outcomes

2022-2023 School Year

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students received targeted case-management services in 55 CMS schools.

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additional students received broad, school-wide services.

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of CIS students stayed in school.

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were promoted to the next grade.

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of students’ identified goals were met or progress was made.

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of students were not chronically absent.* (“chronically absent” is defined as missing 10% or more of the school year)

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CIS seniors graduated.
88% are attending a 2-4 year college or university.
5% of graduates joined the military, workforce, or apprenticeship programs.

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partner companies, groups, and individuals donated time or resources.