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Welcome to the Everyone Graduates Center.

The mission of the Everyone Graduates Center is to develop and disseminate the know-how required to enable all students to graduate from high school prepared for college, career, and civic life. Through a systematic and comprehensive approach, EGC combines analysis of the causes, location, and consequences of the nation’s dropout crisis with the development of tools and models designed to keep all students on the path to high school graduation, and capacity building efforts to enable states, communities, school districts, and schools to provide all their students with the supports they need to succeed. The Everyone Graduate Center seeks to identify the barriers that stand in the way of all students graduating from high school prepared for adult success, to develop strategic solutions to overcome the barriers, and to build local capacity to implement and sustain them.

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NEW REPORT: Understanding Community Connections

Baltimore City Public Schools’ (City Schools) Office of New Initiatives (ONI) partnered with the Center for Social Organization of Schools (CSOS) at Johns Hopkins University’s (JHU) School of Education to conduct a qualitative research study to understand the experiences of four school communities that combined during the 2019-2020 through 2021-2022 school years. Learn more.

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The Student Connectedness Project invites student teams to become learners, leaders, and designers of school connectedness. Together, students will explore how to ensure that every student is connected to adults, peers, purpose, and a welcoming space. Learn more.

NEW COURSE: Skills for Secondary School Success

Skills for Secondary School Success is a free, evidence-based, classroom-ready program designed to help young people strengthen the skills they need to meet academic and social challenges in school and beyond. See more.

EGC’s NEW Virtual Seminar Series

The Everyone Graduates Center is excited to announce the launch a series of virtual seminars during the 2025-26 school year centered around the four drivers of successful school redesign. See more.

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