Step Up (K-8th grade) Academic learning
Step Forward (9-10th grade) Immigrant empowerment
PathFinder (9-12th grade) Career exploration
Pathfinder, is our newest EDR program that began in the Summer 2022! Pathfinder is a career planning and college readiness program that seeks to boost the career prospects and educational achievement of high school students in marginalized communities. As a connecting program from Step Up, Pathfinder seeks to provide high school students with
Step Up sees all students as “Genius” and helps students to also see themselves the same way. Each student possesses their own unique spirit of Genius, and we aim to cultivate and uplift this brilliance through love, care, and support. Our curriculum combines both teaching and mentoring into an integrated methodology under
EDR presents to you our Summer 2022 Step Up Highlight Video! Step Up has been serving students from Grades 3-9 since the heights of the pandemic in 2020. And in the Summer 2022, we opened our program to a total of 150 students in collaboration with the Brockton Public Schools in
Brockton Parents and Students Interact with EDR Staff at the 2022 Summer Camp Kick-Off Event Brockton, Massachusetts (May 9, 2022) – Brockton Public Schools (BPS) hosted the Community Schools Summer Camp Kickoff event at Brockton Fairgrounds to exhibit student programs that are scheduled to be held in summer 2022. Staff members at Educational Divide
$50,000 in ARPA Grant Awarded to Educational Divide Reform Brockton City Hall, Massachusetts (April 28, 2022) – Mayor of Brockton Robert Sullivan awarded the first round of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) grants to Educational Divide Reform (EDR) and 40 other nonprofit and faith-based organizations at the City Hall. The grant was awarded
Grants Cummings Soon! "Educational Divide Reform Inc. awarded $100,000 Cummings grantCambridge nonprofit receives 2 years of funding from Cummings Foundation" Cambridge, June 1, 2022 – Educational Divide Reform is one of 140 local nonprofits to receive grants of $100,000 to $500,000 each through Cummings Foundation’s $25 Million Grant Program. The Cambridge-based organization was chosen from
Shop with a Jock Thank you @patriots players Matt Judon & Carl Davis for hosting "Shop With a Jock" at Walpole's Walmart last night. Twenty Five students from EDR Step Up Program received a $300 gift card per student, a pizza party & a special t-shirt. Holiday spirit at its best! The story on
Brockton summer programs boast highest enrollment ever Darvence Chery The Enterprise BROCKTON — In a year when Brockton Public Schools was in a constant flux because of the uncertainty brought by the coronavirus pandemic, a a sense of normalcy was provided through programs offered by Brockton Community Schools, a division of Brockton Public Schools. Brockton Community Schools added 13
Protective masks were donated to Brockton All of us in the Greater Boston area are suffering from the pandemic but fighting it together in solidarity. We wish to support the City of Brockton where a high number of economically disadvantageous people of color are being infected. The scarcity of facial masks has seemed to
