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Gates Foundation (education) grants since 1998

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Academy for Urban School Leadership (Amount: $10,355,535)

Description: To improve AUSL's capacity to open, operate, restructure and fix failed Chicago Public Schools


Albany Park Neighborhood Council (Amount: $1,600,000)

Description: To support the Chicago High School Organizing Project to reduce the high school drop out rate and increase college enrollment rates through curriculum and college prep reforms


Alliance for a Better Community (Amount: $1,550,160)

Description: To create a network of Education Collaboratives across Los Angeles that will monitor implementation of A-G policy at LAUSD by engaging parents and students in policy and advocacy efforts around this issue


American Institute for Social Justice Inc (Amount: $900,000)

Description: To support the Great Schools NOW campaign


American Institutes for Research in the Behavioral Sciences (Amount: $297,045)

Description: To carry out a study of state systems of support for low-performing schools in several states, with data collection at state, district, and school levels


American Institutes for Research in the Behavioral Sciences (Amount: $881,000)

Description: To review available evidence on factors affecting the recruitment, assignment and retention of high quality teachers and school leaders and develop models of reform for human resource management strategies in education


Asia Society (Amount: $2,084,567)

Description: To build capacity of Asia Society's International Studies Schools Network through increasing staff capacity, developing products and services and strengthening sustainability


Asian and Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund (Amount: $250,000)

Description: For general operating support to build capacity for partnering with UNCF on the GMS program


Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans (Amount: $888,638)

Description: To strengthen the agency's leadership and financial capacity and launch the first stage of the replication, in Houston, of the George I. Sanchez alternative high schools


Atlanta Education Fund Inc (Amount: $300,000)

Description: To create public perception and satisfaction surveys, high school scorecards, and a robust community engagement strategy supporting these efforts


Austin Area Urban League Inc (Amount: $531,131)

Description: To support the implementation of a comprehensive community engagement campaign, to provide independent, authentic community info and feedback to both BMGF and Austin ISD as it undertakes a high school redesign


Austin Community College Foundation (Amount: $179,482)

Description: To better engage the community and align its resources around systemic education reform, and to provide a review of engagement strategies that can be replicated to other U.S. regions


Austin Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Foundation (Amount: $334,610)

Description: To facilitate the development and implementation of a community engagement plan to generate understanding and support among the Hispanic community for Austin ISD's High School Redesign Initiative


Austin Voices for Education and Youth (Amount: $200,800)

Description: To strengthen the high school redesign process in Austin


Avid Center (Amount: $442,884)

Description: To implement the AVID program in high schools in the New York City Public School system


Battelle Memorial Institute (Amount: $11,750,000)

Description: To launch and connect STEM platform schools, build a network-based education innovation infrastructure, and drive scaleable and sustainable STEM schools and innovations


Boston Plan for Excellence in the Public Schools Foundation (Amount: $341,000)

Description: To support a business planning engagement for the Boston Teacher Residency Program, an alternative teacher and certification program in Boston


Bridgespan Group, Inc. (Amount: $10,562,800)

Description: To develop business plans with grantees and engage grantees to refresh certain other existing plans


Bridgespan Group, Inc. (Amount: $3,500,000)

Description: To support its capacity building efforts


California Charter Schools Association (Amount: $1,500,000)

Description: To implement the California Charter Schools Association's strategic plan to support and expand California's quality public charter school movement


Case Western Reserve University (Amount: $1,141,751)

Description: To identify ways to help high school students overcome the complexity of the FAFSA and enroll in postsecondary education


Case Western Reserve University (Amount: $119,823)

Description: To pilot a new intervention method that simplifies the application process for federal financial aid to improve college access for low-income families


Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (Amount: $1,475,261)

Description: To support the project management needs and the data-informed instruction needs of several high schools in the designated 'Achievement Zone'


Charter Fund Inc dba Charter School Growth Fund (Amount: $10,000,000)

Description: For central development support, building a portfolio of high quality charter operators, and assisting those operators in producing new, permanent seats for underserved families


Chicago Public Schools (Amount: $1,123,216)

Description: To support planning and early implementation to address off-track and out-of-school youth


College for All Texans Foundation: Closing the Gaps (Amount: $1,137,632)

Description: To develop a regional community engagement model around P-16 alignment; facilitated jointly by regional K-12, higher education, business, and community leaders


Community Foundation For The National Capital Region (Amount: $999,698)

Description: To create a movement for change, led by parents, youth, community advocates, and educators committed to doubling college ready graduation rates in the District of Columbia


Community Initiatives (Amount: $484,948)

Description: To frame the All Kids College Ready agenda in California through strengthening collaborations across constituency groups and advancing foundational improvements to the state's education system


EdVisions Inc (Amount: $152,900)

Description: For general operating support


Education Resource Strategies, Inc. (Amount: $2,540,301)

Description: To create tools that will document and automate ERS methods for analyzing school district resource use in order increase reach and impact with urban districts


Education Trust (Amount: $7,750,000)

Description: To ensure that all students in California graduate college and work ready, and that the state invests and targets the necessary resources to get them there


Educational Policy Improvement Center (Amount: $350,000)

Description: To develop and field test a tool that can be used to gauge how affective a high school is in preparing their students for postsecondary readiness


Educational Testing Service (Amount: $793,885)

Description: To support the implementation of 'Keeping Learning on Track' and a paper on developing a comprehensive assessment of noncognitive psycho/social indicators that will help disadvantaged young people make the transition from high school to college


Educational Testing Service (Amount: $997,614)

Description: To partner with Bayard Rustin High School to complete the restructuring of the school into small, personalized and rigorous learning communities designed to graduate students on time and college ready


El Centro de la Raza (Amount: $122,213)

Description: To build organizational capacity for Campana Quetzal to identify a plan of action that includes parent/family involvement and leadership in their child's school


George Washington University (Amount: $599,947)

Description: To develop tools and guidance to inform state departments of education on how to make explicit the academic language required by secondary English language learners to achieve to core content standards


Higher Education Policy Institute (Amount: $750,000)

Description: To plan for continuation of the work of the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education and the Measuring Up Report Card


Houston Area Urban League Inc (Amount: $743,550)

Description: To develop the community support necessary to sustain improvement efforts within Houston Independent School District and successful expansion of the KIPP charter school system in the Houston area


Houston Independent School District (Amount: $4,500,000)

Description: To support HISD's ASPIRE initiative, a comprehensive school improvement strategy in which data reflecting student learning progress becomes a catalyst for accelerating school improvement by guiding decision making and instruction


Jobs for the Future Inc. (Amount: $11,521,425)

Description: To support state and on-the-ground capacity to launch and scale early college high schools/other blended designs involving high school students in college-level work, and develop pathways to college-ready graduation


Jobs for the Future Inc. (Amount: $11,437,987)

Description: To create a data warehouse and business intelligence reporting platform for the early college high school initiative


Johns Hopkins University (Amount: $1,995,651)

Description: To provide onsite technical support for high school transformation to ensure that current momentum for change translates into effective action that produce results for New York City youth


Keys to Improving Dayton Schools, Inc. (Amount: $137,500)

Description: To support planning, feasibility, and market analysis for adaptation of a rigorous and successful Chicago inner city high school model in Dayton that will result in its children succeeding at the most competitive of colleges


Learning Matters, Inc. (Amount: $308,000)

Description: To support production of reports on Washington DC and New Orleans school districts for the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer


Lynnwood Foundation (Amount: $487,475)

Description: To harness the energy and values of CM3A to design and implement a community process to bring community resources to low-performing schools and create advocates for public policy to encourage high student achievement


N Y C Mission Society (Amount: $391,089)

Description: To increase community awareness of and involvement in the process of educating the children in New York City by utilizing the strengths of community organizations and institutions


National Academy Foundation (Amount: $1,640,410)

Description: To support the creation of new career-themed small schools in NYC as a part of the Department of Education's Children First reform effort


National Academy Foundation (Amount: $189,956)

Description: To provide comprehensive education reform in the form of learning labs in New Orleans schools


National League of Cities Institute (Amount: $1,577,725)

Description: To raise graduation rates in three cities through spreading high quality alternatives for high schools, and disseminating knowledge and promoting peer learning nationwide


New Leaders Inc (Amount: $670,387)

Description: To support a research project to evaluate the impact and effectiveness of the New Leaders for New Schools principal training and support model


New Schools Fund dba NewSchools Venture Fund (Amount: $264,500)

Description: To support the planning phase of the national charter management organization (CMO) study, a major longitudinal research initiative


New Visions for Public Schools, Inc (Amount: $686,784)

Description: To implement the SAM program to support large high schools as they transition to Small Learning Communities


New Visions for Public Schools, Inc (Amount: $2,374,065)

Description: To create new high schools over the next five years and conduct research and planning on the development of a new career-themed school model


New Visions for Public Schools, Inc (Amount: $2,441,915)

Description: To create an online knowledge management system that will enable educators to share, test, and refine their work and make their work available to colleagues, peers, school and district administrators, researchers and policymakers


New York City Department of Education (Amount: $2,849,411)

Description: To increase capacity of NYC DOE's Office of Portfolio Development in order to support new schools not partnered with an intermediary and develop their capacity for incubating, training, and vetting new intermediaries


New York City Department of Education (Amount: $850,000)

Description: To conduct a deep study of the NYC DOE knowledge management implementation and develop a set of instructional resources to address top content gaps


New York City Department of Education (Amount: $1,847,160)

Description: To engage The Parthenon Group in strategic planning for the New York City Department of Education's Accountability Office


New York City Outward Bound Center Inc (Amount: $3,120,000)

Description: To add new New York City Outward Bound Expeditionary Learning 6-12 grade schools to an existing network of college-preparatory public schools


New York Community Trust (Amount: $900,000)

Description: To support policy reforms aimed at making New York City public schools more equitable and responsive to the needs of all children


Ohio Business Alliance for Higher Education and the Economy (Amount: $475,000)

Description: For general operating support


Ohio Grantmakers Forum (Amount: $85,000)

Description: To support the objectives, work plan, budget and organization for Ohio Grantmakers Forum Phase II (2007) Education Initiative


Outward Bound, Inc. (Amount: $8,003,846)

Description: To develop a second cohort of new Expeditionary Learning secondary schools


Perspectives Charter School (Amount: $1,189,756)

Description: To create and implement aligned instructional systems and leadership capacity in Perspectives Charter Schools


Princeton University (Amount: $182,600)

Description: To produce and disseminate information about high school reform research that is useful to policymakers, practitioners, grant makers and advocates


Public Interest Projects Inc (Amount: $225,000)

Description: To support coalitions of grassroots groups advocating for community-driven school reform policy in metropolitan Chicago


Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, Inc. (Amount: $5,283,589)

Description: To fund a public awareness campaign aimed at elevating K-12 public education reform


Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, Inc. (Amount: $1,058,313)

Description: To establish a national public awareness campaign about the crisis in American schools


Sizer Foundation (Amount: $500,000)

Description: For general operating support


Social Science Research Council (Amount: $350,253)

Description: To support strategic business planning for the Research Partnership for New York City Schools that will help Strong American Schools navigate governance, legal, and intellectual property associated with a public good of its kind


State of Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (Amount: $2,000,000)

Description: To support District and School Improvement


TALC New Vision Program (Amount: $350,238)

Description: To support community engagement work around secondary school options in Milwaukee


Technology Access Foundation (Amount: $3,264,920)

Description: To support the Technology Access Foundation Academy in Federal Way School district focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics excellence for low income students and students of color


Texas Association Of School Boards Inc (Amount: $285,368)

Description: To identify legal and regulatory barriers to implementation of successful college and workforce readiness policies in Texas and identify policy changes to overcome those barriers


Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund (Amount: $500,000)

Description: To fully realize the goals of Thurgood Marshall College Fund's ongoing high school redesign program linking low-performing high schools with public, historically black, colleges and universities


United Ways of Texas Inc (Amount: $760,000)

Description: To support community engagement across Texas on the economic and social implications of students not graduating ready for college, work and citizenship


University Of Chicago - University Research Administration (Amount: $450,223)

Description: To provide training to school researchers and administrators in order to support school districts in building indicator systems around freshman year performance and postsecondary access and success


University of California - Berkeley (Amount: $121,638)

Description: To support the translation of research findings into a feasible reform option to enhance California public education


University of California Santa Barbara (Amount: $215,000)

Description: To synthesize existing research and undertake new research to inform policymakers and the larger public about the nature of, and potential solutions to, the dropout problem in California


University of North Carolina (Amount: $1,642,318)

Description: To develop demonstration high schools/learning laboratories in North Carolina to showcase national best practices used to improve the graduation and college-going rates for all students


University of Texas System Administration (Amount: $2,650,926)

Description: To develop, in partnership with TEA, a statewide technical assistance plan to support the implementation of the Texas Governor's Educator Excellence Award programs


University of Texas at Austin - Charles A. Dana Center (Amount: $3,000,000)

Description: To support urban district and state efforts to accelerate improvements in secondary literacy and mathematics instruction


University of the State of New York (Amount: $3,000,000)

Description: To support the design of a comprehensive School Improvement organization within the New York State Education Department


Urban Institute (Amount: $293,024)

Description: To develop, pilot, and field test a common set of tools designed to measure implementation and outcomes of high school reform efforts across multiple schools and programs


Washington Regional Association Of Grantmakers (Amount: $21,000)

Description: To facilitate collaboration and coordination of local funders to improve educational outcomes for Washington, DC public school students


Washington School Principals Education Foundation (Amount: $1,511,578)

Description: To support the Washington State Leadership academy


Washington State Board of Education (Amount: $449,750)

Description: To support the research, planning and public outreach needed for: 1) improving Washington State's accountability and management systems and 2) addressing the math and science high school graduation requirements


WestEd (Amount: $899,021)

Description: To support California's effort to close the achievement gap in a partnership among WestEd, the California Department of Education, the P-16 Council and the University of California, Office of the President


Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation (Amount: $4,850,460)

Description: To create a postsecondary practice center designed to improve Early College partnerships and teaching


YES Prep Public Schools (Amount: $2,761,002)

Description: To support the creation of a 9th grade pilot in an existing school and strengthen home office capacity to better support the current network of schools and prepare for long-term expansion