We all have a role to play in helping our students unlock their potential. Learn more about our current Invitations to Participate below to see how you and your organization can get involved.
The 2024 Music City SEL Conference is scheduled for July 18, 2024. This annual event celebrates, highlights, and invests in work taking place in Metro Nashville Public Schools.
We are seeking workshop presenters and conference sponsors/exhibitors. Please click the link below for more information!
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Community Achieves links Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) students and families to enrichment opportunities and vital community resources. As a district-led community schools initiative, Community Achieves works closely with partners and volunteers to provide wrap-around services to students and families across ths district.
If your organization is interested in learning more about partnering with a Community Achieves school, visit the MNPS Community Achieves website to register as a partner and get connected with a school today!
Academy Partners directly help students explore career pathways through their connections with the Academies of Nashville (AoN). The AoN are high school Career Academies that strengthen student skills in workforce-specific focus areas, such as arts, engineering, hospitality, information technology, and healthcare, and are a major part of the Metro Nashville high school experience.
Academy Partners are recruited and managed by PENCIL, one of the Academies of Nashville Founding Partners. If your business or organization would like to learn more about becoming an Academy Partner, please visit the PENCIL website today!
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Does your organization serve English Language learners? If so, you belong on the EL Advisory Board!
The EL Advisory Board meets quarterly and provides an opportunity for MNPS and community partners to build relationships and share vital information. Membership is open to any Nashville/Davidson County agency. Click the link below to learn more about the EL Advisory Board, or contact Nathan Shulman (information below).
Does your organization provide out-of-school-time (OST) programming for students in Nashville? If so, then you belong on the OST Collaborative!
The OST Collaborative, which meets quarterly, is open to any Nashville/Davidson County agency that provides before-school, after-school, or summer programming. At each meeting, we share best practices, build relationships, and strengthen communication between school and community partners. The Collaborative also includes many representatives from Metro Nashville Public Schools, so it's a great opportunity to network with them as well.
If you are interested in joining the OST Collaborative, let us know!