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Student Success Coach Learning Network


The Student Success Coach Learning Network, convened by City Year, is a new collaborative learning community for organizations across New York State that recruit, train, manage, and deploy a Student Success Coach workforce (ages 17–25). Selected organizations will receive funding to participate in a pilot cohort running from May 2026 to June 2027. 


Participants will join a statewide community of practice and gain access to training, coaching, and practical implementation tools to strengthen their programs and better address persistent educational challenges.

 

Organizations interested in learning more are invited to attend a pre-proposal webinar on Wednesday, April 8 at 1:00 PM ET. 


Apply here 

Register for the webinar here 

Questions? Email Sean McDevitt

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