Founding Vice Principal – Envision Academy Middle Grades
WHO WE ARE Our mission is to transform the lives of students - especially those...
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Our mission is to transform the lives of students – especially those who will be first in their families to attend college – by preparing them for success in college, career, and life.
Our Impact
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ELP delivers on the original promise of charter schools to help all schools innovate and improve.
ELP works with over 1000 teachers in 50+ schools and districts around the country.
Our partnerships are impacting more than 200,000 students annually.
ELP leadership impacts over 600 schools and 300,000 students annually.
LAUSD students in our coaching partnership schools increased their ELA Common Core scores by 16%.
Envision Learning Partners (ELP) works with progressive teachers and leaders to transform the educational experience for students across the country. We help schools and districts develop engaged, well-prepared learners and create vibrant college-going school cultures.
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TEACHERS OF OAKLAND: BRIANA CLARKE
Envision Academy Teacher Briana Clarke explains how she lets her high school learning experiences guide...
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TEACHERS OF OAKLAND: RAY’VON JONES
Envision Academy teacher Ray'Von Jones shares how her students fill her with a sense of...
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What Teachers are saying
“Our portfolio model makes it possible for students to do the heavy lifting while demonstrating their learning in an authentic way. I am proud to be a part of Envision’s growth and to be a part of a founding team of professionals that recognizes the need to extend this type of learning and support to the middle school.”
— Omar
“My teaching practice has grown infinitely since being at Envision and I feel so grateful to be surrounded by brilliant, dedicated, and relentless leaders and educators. I am supported with resources and opportunities to be my best self in the classroom, and to serve my students in a culture of joy, growth and reflection.”
— Marni