Lunch & Learn: Decode Data For Strong School Partnerships
Join us for Lunch & Learn to uncover the secrets of decoding data and delivering successful school partnerships!
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Lunch & Learn: Decode Data For Strong School Partnerships
Are you a community-based organization seeking to deepen your impact in schools? Do you want to confidently navigate school partnerships and position your organization as a key collaborator?
Join Tracey Johnson, CEO of TBJ Enterprise, and Quianna Bennett, Senior Account Executive, for an engaging lunch workshop designed just for you. With over 35 years of combined experience in executive coaching, organizational development, and direct work with NYSED and school districts, Tracey and Quianna will guide you through:
- What NYSED school data is collected—and why it matters
- How to use this data to start strategic conversations with schools
- Ways to align your organization’s mission with school district priorities
After the workshop you will posses:
- A Strategic Edge – the ability to turn publicly available NYSED school data into a powerful tool that elevates your pitches, strengthens your partnerships, and gets you noticed by school leaders.
- Real-World Insight You Can Apply – guidance rooted in decades of hands-on experience navigating schools, data, and systems — so you can make informed, confident moves in your own work.
- A Clearer Path to Paid Work- confidence in knowing how to position your expertise, speak the language of school systems, and take intentional steps toward securing paid school partnerships.
This session is a powerful introduction for organizations looking to increase and deepen their contracts with schools.
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This session is designed for community-based organizations, education consultants, nonprofit leaders, and service providers who want to deepen their engagement with schools and districts using NYSED data as a strategic tool.
You’ll gain a clear understanding of what NYSED data is collected, how to analyze and apply it, and how to use it as an entry point for building meaningful—and potentially fundable—partnerships with schools.
Not at all! This session is an introduction—perfect for beginners or anyone who wants to get more strategic about working with school districts.