The Shadow Project aims to put the right tools into the hands of students, so they can feel empowered and excited to learn. Sometimes, the most effective tool is an encouraging mentor. Read about Dalilah’s journey with her mentor.
The Shadow Project aims to put the right tools into the hands of students, so they can feel empowered and excited to learn. Sometimes, the most effective tool is an encouraging mentor. Read about Dalilah’s journey with her mentor.
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With many schools struggling with low attendance and budget constraints, building a connected classroom community has been increasingly difficult for many educators. This year, partner teachers found success in using The Shadow Project to build positive and cooperative classrooms that helped students want to come to school. Read our 23/24 Outcomes Summary to learn more.
Executive Director, Sharon Juenemann, spread awareness of the educational issues facing students with disabilities—particularly Black and Latino students—on a national platform.
This year, The Shadow Project supported students to thrive despite the ongoing challenges of the pandemic.