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Learn more about the education organizations in New York City.

United Way of New York City is helping children and youth in NYC reach their potential by ensuring that students enter school ready to succeed, read proficiently by 4th grade, and receive the social, emotional and academic supports needed to succeed in high school.

Turnaround is a pioneering organization that partners with the most challenged, lowest-performing public schools to transform them into centers of teaching, learning and achievement.

Schools That Can is a national nonprofit network of high-performing urban schools in low-income communities collaborating to grow seats of quality education city by city.

NYC Teaching Fellows recruits and prepares high-quality, dedicated individuals to become teachers who raise student achievement in the New York City classrooms that need them most.

The Mentoring Partnership of NY refers volunteers to over 100 mentoring programs. One thing we are sure that works for youth is mentoring. You can help. Become a Mentor.

Generation Schools is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit that has fundamentally redesigned the way schools organize existing resources, particularly human capital and time.

Harlem Parents United is committed to true and transformative education reform.

Education Equality Project is a non-partisan group of elected officials, civil rights leaders, and education reformers working to bring equity to the public education system.

Educators 4 Excellence seeks to provide an independent voice for educators in the debate surrounding education reform, and unite the education community around a shared set of goals that place student.

NYCService.org features hundreds of volunteer opportunities for New Yorkers who would like to tutor or mentor a young person.